Some considerations when negotiating with larger clients.
Best be prepared when dealing with larger customers keen to alter your Ts and Cs.
Contract negotiation
The correct contracts attracts investment; get the due diligence right.
Increase your chances of attracting investment or selling your business.
Self-drafted and ‘off the shelf’ contracts versus bespoke contracts – what’s the difference?
Bespoke terms and conditions (contracts that reflect your business) offer added protection for businesses.
Please sign here ….however please don’t ask me what’s in the contract.
Signing contracts that are unenforceable, (self-drafted or modified templates) can cause problems for both businesses further down the line.
Formality and Informality in Business – Getting the balance right!
By David Reilly, Founder and Commercial Director of Create Ts and Cs 17/04/2010 As a business owner, getting paid for the work I do is an important part of building or growing the business . We all know cashflow is ‘king’. With that in mind, let me establish context for the following; this blog was inspired by …
Firms Urged to Impose Penalties for Late Payments
by EasyEditor Newswire Contracts between firms which include late payment clauses need to become a common feature of everyday business practice, claim legal experts ahead of an EU update of a directive aimed at tackling business failures. On average, the majority of small and medium firms have to wait at least 41 days longer …
Ten Reasons Why You Need a Contract
We understand that the law can appear boring and confusing, but would you use this as a reason not to protect your business? Legally, you don’t need to have a set of terms and conditions for your business, but it would be foolish not to – you should never do business without them. We have …
Credibility through good contracts – bespoke V DIY
Having properly drafted contracts reflects the quality of your business offering
Valuation of company shares; common reasons.
Valuation of shares required for new investment or a departing director/shareholder…what next?
1 in 4 websites break the law.
A trend in online retailing – a quarter of all websites don’t have the correct legal protection for their customers.