Minna Boyle

Head of People & Culture

Biography

Minna is the Head of People and Culture at Sprintlaw. After receiving a law degree from Macquarie University and working at a top tier law firm, Minna now manages the people operations across Sprintlaw.

Minna Boyle's
Articles & Guides

Protecting Intellectual Property: Do You Need An IP Health Check? (2026 Updated)

You've put time (and probably a fair bit of money) into building something valuable - your brand, your product, your content, your tech, your processes. But here's the tricky part: a lot...

1 June 2026

New Years Resolution: Sort Out Your Legals (2026 Updated)

New year, new plans - and (if you're running a business) a fresh chance to get your legal foundations properly organised. If you're like most small business owners, legal admin probably isn't...

1 June 2026

What To Know About SaaS Terms & Conditions (2026 Updated)

Running a SaaS business is exciting - you can build once, sell (almost) endlessly, and scale fast. But SaaS is also one of those business models where your legal foundations really need...

31 May 2026

Legal Advice On Whether To Lend Money To A Friend's Business (2026 Updated)

Lending money to a friend's business can feel like a great way to back someone you believe in - and in plenty of cases, it works out well for everyone. But mixing...

1 May 2026

How To Include A Scope of Work In Your Service Agreement (2026 Updated)

If you've ever had a client say, "Can you just add this one extra thing?", you already know why a clear scope of work matters. A well-written scope of work (often shortened...

1 May 2026

What Is An Indemnity Clause? (2026 Updated)

If you've ever been handed a contract and your eyes landed on the word indemnify , you're not alone if you felt a little uneasy. An indemnity clause can look like ?standard...

1 May 2026

5 Quick Tips for GDPR Compliance (2026 Updated)

If you run a business in the UK, chances are you handle personal data every day - customer enquiries, online orders, email lists, staff records, CCTV, or even just a contact form...

1 April 2026

What Should Your Partnership Agreement Include? (2026 Updated)

Starting a business with someone you trust can feel like the easiest decision you'll make all year. But partnerships have a funny way of testing relationships - usually when money, workload, or...

1 April 2026

When To Use An IP Licence Agreement (2026 Updated)

If you've built something valuable - a brand name, a software tool, a training programme, a design, a course, or even a library of marketing assets - you've probably already created intellectual...

28 February 2026

What Is A Producer Agreement And Why Is It Important? (2026 Updated)

If you're producing a film, series, podcast, advert, branded content campaign, or even a short-form online project, you'll probably hear the phrase "producer agreement" early on - and for good reason. A...

31 January 2026

What You Need To Know About Hire Agreements (2026 Updated)

If you hire out equipment, vehicles, tools, or even specialist machinery, a "quick handshake deal" can feel like the fastest way to get the job done. But when something gets damaged, returned...

31 January 2026

Protecting Your IP With A Trade Mark (2026 Updated)

If you've spent time (and money) building a brand, you already know it's more than a logo. It's your reputation, your customer trust, and the thing that makes people pick you over...

31 January 2026

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