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Trademarks provide essential legal protection from rivals attempting to steal your customers, and therefore it’s vital you take the time to protect your business name. Registered trademarks can be sold, traded and even used as security on loans and mortgages. Once...
What are employee rights? Employee rights are legal entitlement an employee has to have or do in the workplace to ensure fair treatment. However, these rights vary depending on the persons employment status, for example whether they are a worker or an employee. A...
A business partnership can be problematic when one partner wants out of the business. This scenario could crop up due to many reasons, such as: Retiring Disagreements Career or goal changes Personal commitments If you’re on the receiving end of this scenario, what are...
The small claims court is a good place to settle minor financial grievances without enlisting expensive legal teams. But what happens in a small claims court? We’re here to tell you the how’s, why’s and what’s. What are the most common types of small claims? The...
An employer doesn’t usually have to give a work reference. But if a work reference is given, it must be fair, accurate, and truthful. Employees may be able to challenge a reference if they believe it is unfair or misleading. References must not include misleading or...
Do I Need a Lawyer to Sell My Business? Are you thinking about selling your business? If so, you’re in the right place for advice. Tempting as it might be to handle the sale of your business alone, the law surrounding business law is pretty complex, and getting it...
The terms Directors Service Contract and Directors Service Agreement are interchangeable. It is just another name for an employment contract (or service agreement) that is suitable for a director of a private company. Often in smaller businesses, the Directors are the...
Are you thinking of selling your shares to your co-shareholder? In this Article, we look at a couple of your options.
So you’re looking to sell your business, but you aren’t really sure whether you need a lawyer, a solicitor, a barrister and if so, do you need a commercial or corporate one, an M&A one, or some other jargon title! You’re at the right place. Let us try to explain....
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