Introduction to Franchising Business franchising involves an established business (known as the franchisor) allowing a third party (known as the franchisee), to trade as their own businesses under the franchisor’s brand. This licence is usually granted on the...
Franchising glossary – Key Documents Entering into a franchise agreement can provide a quick route to profitability for a new business owner. For an insight into the key advantages of franchising, please see our ‘Introduction to Franchising’ article here....
Making your term loan business friendly Are you looking to expand your business? You may look at entering into a term loan for funding. There are several ways to make a term loan facility suit your needs, at the same time as keeping your lender happy. A facility...
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...
