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It appears that even large companies fall foul of trade mark laws. This BBC article illustrates the traps that can easily be fallen into...

Simple actions to protect your business and limit your exposure to fraud: Terms & Conditions: Have clear, readable and, most importantly,...

Trade Marks A trade mark is a form of intellectual property used to distinguish the goods/services of one undertaking from those of...

The advantage of going into business with a partner is being able to make the most of shared resources and complementary skills....

The current statute that deals with copyright law is the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Rights covered The legislation gives...

The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 were brought in on the 31st October 2000 to implement the EC Distance...

Trade Marks A trade mark is a form of intellectual property used to distinguish the goods/services of one undertaking from those of...

In English law, parties are generally free to negotiate the terms of any agreement between them but, in practice, it is often the strong...

The legal form a business takes needs to be decided upon by its owners upon setting up or a decision may be taken to change the form...

Sometimes called (amongst other things) a "Non-disclosure Agreement" or a "Secrecy Agreement", a "Confidentiality Agreement" ("CDA") is...

This post raises some of the issues to be considered when deciding whether to prepare Service Contracts for members of your Board of...

A Shareholders’ Agreement governs the relationship between the owners of a company and is supplemental to the constitutional documents....