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Calling it Quits – Termination of Contracts
A commercial contract, in simple terms, is a legal binding agreement between at least two parties and is an essential element of any business. Such contracts are entered into by parties in order to protect their interests and to guarantee that...
Cross-Option Agreements – Essential Risk Management
Death is never a nice thing to think about. It’s why according to YouGov over 61% of adults in Britain still don’t have a will, despite knowing their importance. But if you run a business, then part of your risk planning and management has to...
Do You Need a Prenup for Your Business?
Yes. But you probably wanted a more detailed answer than that. Starting a business with your family or partner can be a wonderful thing, and thousands of very successful corporations started out as family businesses. But along with the advantages...
Buying a Business? It’s not a decision to be taken lightly…
Buying a business is a risky endeavour, however, it becomes even riskier if you go into the business ‘blind’ without having done thorough due diligence. Due diligence is perhaps the most essential element to any successful commercial transaction....
Advent Tips – 2020 update
Last year, just ahead of our rebrand to 2020 Business Law, we shared our Christmas Advent of Legal Top Tips. Each day we shared a piece of advice in the run up to Christmas. We received lots of great feedback about how the tips had prompted you to...
Protecting Your Bright Ideas: What is Intellectual Property Law?
In this exceedingly competitive world, Intellectual Property and its protection in law is pivotal for any business. Intellectual Property is a broad term which refers to ‘creations of the mind’. The law allows for creativity to be rewarded by...
Terms and Conditions: The clauses that will catch you out!
Planning on selling to consumers: here is all you need to know! As a business, terms and conditions (T&C’s) regulate and form your relationship with your customers. They act as the legally binding agreement between you both concerning...
Brexit: Understanding what happens next for your business
The UK is currently in its transition period until 31st December 2020. During this time, businesses have had to keep complying with EU rules and laws. However, as the transition period comes to an end, it is time to get your business prepared. At...
Refunds
Refunds: When Can a Business Refuse a Refund in The Face of Covid? Covid-19 has changed a lot of things in the world of business, and one area many of us have become much more conscious of is finance. Money is tight for a lot of us, and it can be...
