Companies regularly consider their plans for growth of their business and one of the main possibilities for growth is expansion to new markets. Interviews of management of different foreign companies and recent global surveys show
Be careful what you say about your friends on Facebook – even if it is true it could be libellous! Social media postings are increasingly coming under the spotlight of the law. In the UK
Guest post by Judith Long Taking on a business lease can be one of the most significant financial commitments that your business will make. It is important for a tenant to be aware of the
Guest post by Judith Long If you are renting a business property, you might come to a point where you want to move on. What are your options if you still have a lease running?
It can be very rewarding to live in a home that you were involved in designing. But before you become a self-builder, it’s good to realise that construction is a complex business. You not only
When Colin Cochrane showed his girlfriend’s five year old son how his online spread betting account worked, he was in for a nasty surprise. The child had a go on the system while he was
It has become common practice for a client in the UK construction industry to require its contractor to provide security. Performance Bonds and Parent Company Guarantees are two forms of contract to handle this requirement.
The Bribery Act legislation coming into force on July 1st 2011, requires companies to have “adequate procedures” to prevent corruption – i.e. a Code of Conduct – in order to avoid the risk of an offence under the new law.
If you are setting up a business, you may be wondering if you should have a Partnership Agreement, and what it would include. The answer to this is that without it, there can be uncertainties
ContractStore has collaborated with Lawpack to launch a new guide: the Business Terms and Conditions e-kit.
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