Whether a business is just starting out or expanding, understanding the types of commercial contracts that may be needed – and what they should include – is essential for protecting business interests and laying a solid foundation for business relationships.

A well-drafted contract can protect your business, clarify expectations, and prevent costly disputes.

A crucial yet often overlooked section of contracts is the Intellectual Property (IP) clause. Ensuring that IP rights are clearly defined and protected can save your business from costly disputes and potential loss of valuable assets.

For small and medium-sized business owners, late payments can seriously affect cash flow, disrupt operations, and even threaten the survival of a business.

This National Apprenticeship Week, the spotlight is on apprenticeships and showcasing how it can be a fantastic way to bring fresh talent into your business. This will prompt many business owners to consider taking on an apprentice. Apprenticeships can be a huge benefit to a business, but they also come with specific legal requirements. In this blog, we’ll break down what you need to consider from an employment law perspective when hiring an apprentice.

E-commerce platforms like Shopify offer incredible opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses, but they aren’t without their challenges.

A simple guide to the legal essentials you need to consider when starting a business, and why you shouldn’t ignore them.

A practical guide to help business owners navigate potential issues and stay compliant with the law.