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Expert articles and practical legal guides on startups for uk businesses.

Running a company means making decisions – and doing it the right way matters. Company resolutions are the formal way your board and shareholders approve important actions, from appointing directors to changing...
If you're building a business with real growth ambitions, there's a good chance you'll eventually ask a big question: should we raise equity? Equity financing can be an amazing way to fund...

Running a company is exciting, but the legal side can feel confusing and time-consuming. That’s exactly where company law specialists come in - they help you set up the right structure, keep...

Thinking about how to structure your company’s share capital, or preparing for your first investment round? Getting this right from day one makes a big difference to control, tax, and how attractive...

If you collect customer data in any way - through your website, online store, newsletter signup, bookings, or contact forms - you’ll need a clear, compliant Privacy Policy. Free privacy policy generators...

Your brand is often the first thing customers notice - your name, logo, tagline and even your distinctive packaging. If you’re building a business you want to grow (and not have others...
If you’re a small business operating in UK financial services (or relying on an overseas provider that serves UK customers), you’ve probably heard of the FCA’s Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR). It’s a...

Your domain is often the first place customers meet your brand. But owning a domain doesn’t automatically give you full legal rights over your brand name - that’s where trade marks come...
Your brand is often your most valuable business asset. Whether you’re launching a new venture or expanding an existing one, you might be weighing up a simple question: should you buy a...

If your business has invested time and money in building a customer list, product catalogue, pricing database, or a unique dataset that underpins your operations, you’ll want to protect it. That’s where...

Thinking about starting a medical business in the UK? Whether you’re launching a private GP clinic, a physiotherapy practice, an aesthetics clinic, a diagnostics service, or a telehealth startup, it’s an exciting...

If you’re weighing up whether to run your venture as a limited company, it’s completely normal to ask the big question: do private limited companies have unlimited liability? Short answer: no. The...

Negotiation is part and parcel of winning customers, securing suppliers and closing partnerships. But if you’re a small business, negotiation isn’t always an automatic win. It can introduce hidden costs, delays and...

Company capital underpins who owns your business, how you raise money and what you can legally pay out to shareholders. If you’re running a limited company in the UK (or planning to...

EMI options can be a brilliant way to attract and retain great people without burning cash. But to make them work, you need to get one key piece right from the start:...

Signing a commercial lease is often one of the biggest commitments your business will make. Rent, repairs, service charges and restrictive clauses can make or break your cash flow - and your...

If you’ve come across the phrase “private limited company” in A-Level Business Studies, it’s not just textbook theory - it’s one of the most popular ways UK founders structure a real-world business....

If you’re running or setting up a company, you’ll quickly come across the idea that the person whose name is on the paperwork isn’t always the person who truly enjoys the benefit...

If your business creates logos, software, content, designs or inventions, your contracts should make it crystal clear who owns the intellectual property (IP) and how it can be used. That clarity usually...

Thinking about rapid growth without opening lots of company-owned sites? Or weighing up whether buying into a proven brand is smarter than starting from scratch? Franchising might be on your radar -...

Most commercial deals you’ll do as a small business are bilateral contracts. In plain English, that means both sides promise to do something - like you provide goods or services, and your...

“Limited liability” is one of those phrases you’ll hear a lot when you’re setting up a business in the UK. It’s also one of the biggest reasons founders choose to incorporate a...

Looking to grow without giving away equity? Debt finance can be a smart way to fund working capital, equipment, stock or a new location while keeping control of your business. But the...
Choosing the right legal structure is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a founder. It affects your personal liability, how you raise money, what paperwork you need to file,...
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