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Expert articles and practical legal guides on intellectual property for uk businesses.

If you’re building a startup or growing an SME, you’re probably spending most of your time on the “visible” parts of your business - making sales, improving your product, hiring, marketing, and...

When you’re building a business, your brand usually becomes one of your most valuable assets faster than you expect. It might start with a name and a logo on your website, then...

An advertising business needs clear legal foundations from the start. This guide covers business setup, contracts, privacy, trade marks and advertising compliance in the UK.

Tutoring can look straightforward, but contracts, privacy and safeguarding need attention early. This guide covers the main legal and compliance issues for a UK tutoring business.

You can have a brilliant concept, a great team, and a playable build - and still lose control of your game if your intellectual property (IP) isn’t protected properly. For small studios...

If you’re teaming up with another business to launch a product, run a campaign, co-host an event, or combine expertise on a client project, it’s easy to focus on the exciting part...

You’ve put real time (and money) into building your brand - the name, the logo, the product packaging, the social handles, the website, the reviews. Then one day you spot a suspiciously...

If you’ve put time (and money) into building a brand, it’s completely normal to worry about someone copying it. Maybe you’re about to launch a new product, open your doors for the...

If your business provides services to customers (or you regularly hire other businesses to deliver services for you), having a supply of services agreement in place is one of those things you’ll...

If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “how do I protect my brand before someone else copies it?” you’re not alone. Your brand isn’t just your logo. It’s your business name, your visual...

If your business is letting someone use something you own (or you’re the one using something owned by someone else), you’re probably dealing with a licence arrangement - whether you realise it...

If you’re running a small business, there’s a good chance you’ll need to share sensitive information at some point - with a freelancer, a potential investor, a supplier, a developer, or even...

If you’re producing film or scripted content in the UK, there’s a good chance you’ll end up speaking to a film finance company (or at least people who operate like them). And...

Buying or selling a business isn’t always “all or nothing”. In the UK, many small business deals are done as an asset sale - where you’re purchasing (or selling) specific business assets...

If you’re running a growing business, you’ll know the feeling: you finally land a great client or supplier relationship, the work expands over time, and suddenly you’re sending quotes, emails and add-on...

Starting a business is exciting - but it can also feel like you’re making big decisions at speed, with limited time and money. That’s where startup advisory comes in. The right legal...

If your business creates (or relies on) ideas, content, software, designs, branding, or know-how, you’re dealing with intellectual property (IP) - whether you realise it or not. And when you let someone...

If you run a small business, images probably sit right at the centre of your marketing. Product photos, staff headshots, customer testimonials, event videos, behind-the-scenes clips, influencer content - it all helps...

When you’re running a small business, you’re probably entering into contracts more often than you realise. Quotes, supplier agreements, client onboarding forms, website terms, leases, NDAs, partnerships - the paperwork adds up...

If you run a small business, there’s a decent chance you’ll publish content online at some point - product photos, blog posts, customer testimonials, social media videos, or even user-generated reviews. And...

If you run a small business, “contract papers” can feel like something you only need when you’re dealing with big corporate clients, investors, or complicated projects. In reality, contract papers show up...

When you’re starting a business, your name can feel like the fun part - until you realise it also has legal and practical consequences. In the UK, the term “company name” has...

If you’ve built a brand that customers recognise and trust, your trade mark can quickly become one of your most valuable business assets. But what happens when someone else wants to use...

When your business is growing, it’s normal to start asking the big question: how do I scale without burning out (or draining my cashflow)? For many UK founders, franchising becomes the next...
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