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Justine is a content writer at Sprintlaw. She has experience in civil law and human rights law with a double degree in law and media production. Justine has an interest in intellectual property and employment law.
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Justine is a content writer at Sprintlaw. She has experience in civil law and human rights law with a double degree in law and media production. Justine has an interest in intellectual property and employment law.

If you're outsourcing IT, cybersecurity, cloud management, or ongoing support to a third party, you'll almost always hear the words "managed services agreement" fairly early on. And that makes sense - managed...

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If your business grows through word-of-mouth, partners, consultants, agencies or "people who know people", you're already dealing with referrals - even if you've never called them that. The tricky part is that...

If you run a business, you're probably creating (or paying for) content all the time - websites, logos, product photos, videos, music, software, training materials, blog posts, social media graphics? the list...

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Negotiating is part of running a business. You negotiate with customers, suppliers, landlords, collaborators, contractors, and sometimes even your own co-founders. Most of the time, you can handle it yourself. But when...

If you're filming content, producing ads, running a podcast with video clips, or commissioning creative work for your brand, it's easy to focus on the "fun" part - getting the shot, booking...

If you're building (or investing in) a UK company, you'll almost certainly come across the "executive director vs non-executive director" question. On paper, they're both "directors" and both sit on the board....

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If you're raising money for your company, bringing on a co-founder, or issuing shares to an early supporter, the paperwork can feel surprisingly "corporate" for what might be a small and fast-moving...

If you've spent time (and money) perfecting how your product looks, it's completely normal to want some solid legal protection around it. The tricky part is that "design" can mean different things...

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