Start-up business: what your standard terms and conditions should cover For new start-up businesses the thought of instructing lawyers to draft their terms and conditions may be overwhelming and it may be tempting to purchase “off the shelf” T&Cs, however, these...
Registering your Trade mark’s post Brexit Trade mark registration is typically territorial in the sense that you must generally register your brand on a country-by-country basis. For example, a trade mark that is registered in the UK will only provide registered...
Commercial Contracts: Negotiating out of problems How to develop a strategic approach to problems? When issues arise in respect of contracts, before rushing into any decisions and potentially worsening both your commercial and legal position as a business you must...
