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Expert articles and practical legal guides on getting finance for uk businesses.

Let’s say you’re awarding a sizeable contract to a supplier or subcontractor. You’re excited to get started - but you also want certainty that they’ll deliver on time and to the required...

Whether you’re funding a new project, smoothing cash flow, or refinancing existing debt, corporate lending can be a smart way to fuel your next stage of growth. But business loans come with...
If you’re setting up or growing a limited company, you’ll quickly bump into the question that many founders Google: what’s a shareholder? Put simply, shareholders are the owners of a company. But...

Buying an existing business can fast-track your growth. You get customers, brand recognition and systems from day one - without spending years building from scratch. But acquisitions come with their own risks....

Raising startup capital is one of the biggest hurdles for any new venture. Whether you need to build an MVP, stock your first inventory, or hire your first team member, access to...

Setting up or growing a limited company often comes down to one deceptively simple question: how many shares are you issuing, at what value, and to whom? That’s your share capital –...
Thinking about setting up a company and wondering what the difference is between a private and public company? Or perhaps you’re curious whether “going public” could ever make sense for your growing...

Searching for a “corporate lawyer near me” usually means one of two things: you’re about to make a big decision (like bringing on an investor or hiring your first employee), or something’s...

Thinking about creating a “group of companies” to scale, protect assets or bring investors on board? You’re not alone. As small businesses grow, many owners consider a parent–subsidiary setup to separate risk,...

Money keeps your business moving - from getting your first investment to paying suppliers on time and protecting your cash flow as you grow. But when people search for “finance legal advice”,...

Teaming up with another business can unlock new markets, technology and talent - without taking on all the risk alone. For many small businesses, the cleanest way to collaborate is through a...

If you run a small business in the UK, you probably sign things most weeks - contracts, supplier agreements, customer forms, board minutes, or banking paperwork. With most deals happening online, it’s...

Running an ecommerce business often means managing tight margins, fluctuating cash flow and constant growth opportunities. Whether you’re ramping up inventory for peak season, investing in paid ads, or building out your...

Bringing on co-founders or investors is exciting - but it also introduces big decisions about control, profits and exit rights. A well‑drafted shareholders agreement is the tool that keeps everyone aligned and...

Launching a startup is exciting - you’re building something new, testing ideas, and moving fast. But the legal side can feel like a maze. Do you really need a startup lawyer? Which...

Buying a franchise can be a smart way to launch or expand a small business. You’re buying into a proven brand, systems and support - but you’re also committing to fees, obligations...

If your cash flow rises and falls across the month or season, an RCF loan can be a flexible way to fund working capital without locking you into a fixed amortisation schedule....

Thinking about handing the reins to your management team or buying out your current owners from inside the business? A management buyout (MBO) can be a smooth, succession-friendly way to keep your...

If you’re growing a UK company and need fresh capital, bringing in co-founders or incentivising your team, you’ll almost certainly encounter the question: what is a share issue? In simple terms, a...

Shares in a business affect ownership, control, dividends and exits. This guide explains how sharing shares works in a UK company and what founders should check before they issue or transfer equity.

Hiring (and keeping) great people is tough, especially when you’re competing with bigger companies on salary. That’s where share schemes can make a real difference. By offering employees a stake in your...

If you’re raising your first round and want something faster and lighter than a full equity round, a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) can look very appealing. It’s designed to be...

Thinking about buying an existing business in the UK? It’s a smart way to hit the ground running - you get customers, systems and revenue from day one. But the flip side...

Setting up a limited company? One of the most important building blocks is your company’s constitution. It quietly governs who makes decisions, how shares are issued or transferred, and what happens when...
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