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Expert articles and practical legal guides on software & it 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...

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...

Starting a computer repair business can be a great move if you’re practical, tech-savvy, and enjoy solving problems that other people find stressful. But once you go from “fixing a mate’s laptop”...

If your business uses cloud software, overseas contractors, international suppliers, or even a customer support tool that stores data outside the UK, you’re probably making international data transfers (even if it doesn’t...

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...

This guide is general information for UK small businesses and startups and isn’t legal advice. Data protection obligations can vary depending on what you do and how you do it, so get...

If your business relies on valuable data - customer lists, pricing information, property listings, product catalogues, market research, or a carefully structured dataset powering your platform - it’s normal to worry about...

If your business is letting someone use your software, brand, content, designs, premises, or other valuable assets, you’re probably dealing with a licensing situation - whether you call it that or not....

Most small businesses don’t think a data incident will happen to them - until it does. You might be a growing eCommerce brand storing customer addresses, a consultancy handling client files, a...

If you sell products or services to customers (especially B2B), there’s a good chance you’ve used an order form already - even if you didn’t call it that. It might be a...

If you run a small business, you’ll probably handle personal data every day - customer orders, enquiry forms, marketing lists, employee records, CCTV, support tickets, and more. That’s exactly why a Subject...

If your small business has a website, you’re almost certainly making agreements online every day - with customers, subscribers, users, suppliers, and sometimes advertisers or partners. That’s where website contracts come in....

If you run a small business in the UK, sooner or later you’ll probably receive a request from someone asking you to delete their personal data (sometimes called a “right to erasure”...

If you provide services to customers (or rely on a supplier to deliver services to you), you’ve probably come across the idea of a “Service Level Agreement”. For a small business, an...

If your business creates anything valuable - a brand name, a logo, code, designs, content, product formulas, training materials, databases, or even a distinctive process - you’ve got intellectual property (IP). The...

If you run a small business website, cookies can feel like a “set and forget” job. You add analytics, a booking widget, a live chat tool, or a marketing pixel… and suddenly...

If you’re a small business that relies on another company to deliver something important (IT support, logistics, SaaS hosting, customer service, manufacturing, marketing - you name it), you’ll know how quickly things...

If your website uses analytics, marketing pixels, embedded videos, live chat, or most third-party tools, you’re probably using cookies (or similar tracking technologies) in one way or another. And if you’re using...

If you run a small business, chances are you’re sharing sensitive information more often than you realise. It might be a pricing model sent to a supplier, a customer list shared with...

If you run a small business, it’s easy to think “GDPR is for the big players”. But if you collect customer enquiries, take online orders, run payroll, use marketing lists, or even...

If your business is building software, chances are you’ve had this exact thought at some point: you’ve spent months (and a lot of budget) developing a clever algorithm, and now you want...

If your business shares customer, user or employee data with another organisation, you might assume one of you is the “data controller” and the other is just a “service provider”. In reality,...
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