Valuation of company shares; common reasons.
Valuation of shares required for new investment or a departing director/shareholder…what next?
Dispute avoidance
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.
Shareholders’ agreements: protection from loss or unnecessary expense?
Shareholder Agreements saves money and creates incentive to encourage others to build the business.
Consumer Protection for Businesses
Starting your online business can be a daunting task, especially with a very long to-do list before you are actually up and running. One of the things that can be easily forgotten about is having a solid set of terms and conditions drafted for your website or app. Neglecting this task, which many people deem …
Contractor and IR35 myths debunked
As you head to work on a Monday morning do you ever stop to think how many of these people rushing past actually work for themselves? Recent ONS figures show that over 730,000 people are self-employed, the highest figures since records began 40 years ago. Since the economic crash in 2008 people have jumped at …
A change in the law leads to new liability for Design and Planners.
Changes in the law means design and planners need more protection.
If I can understand then I am more likely to adhere.
Contracts are about communication
No Warranty No Clarity
This blog is part 2 of a series of 5 that is preoccupied with small business using contracts to avoid contractual disputes. Court is an expensive pursuit and building self-remedy or clauses into your contract, that are enforceable and offer solutions to problems that may arise is practically useful to small businesses. A considered contract …
Managing Business Risks with Contractor Contracts
Hiring contractors or freelancers? We explain the benefits and risks of hiring contractors for your business as well as best practices to manage these risks.