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How to trademark a name for your business in the UK

Your company name is the verbal and aural identifier for your business. If a customer wants to recommend your goods or services, they will do so by...

Intellectual Property

By Lawbite Team
November 16, 2021

Celebrating Women’s Entrepreneurship Day 2021

International Women’s Entrepreneurship Day will be celebrated on November 19th 2021. Organised by the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organisation (W...

Women In Business

By Lawbite Team
November 08, 2021

Can I Claim A Contract Has Been Frustrated?

As a general rule, if the performance of a contract becomes difficult or impossible the non-performing party is liable for damages. The doctrine of...

Startups

By Lawbite Team
November 08, 2021

Understanding Force Majeure Clauses

What is a force majeure clause? A force majeure clause is one that alters the parties’ obligations and/or liabilities under a contract, if an unfor...

Startups

By Lawbite Team
November 08, 2021

What Should I Do If I Cannot Fulfil My Contractual Obligations?

Between the energy crisis, Brexit, Covid 19 pandemic-related delays and the lorry driver shortages, many SMEs are finding it difficult to fulfil th...

Startups

By Lawbite Team
November 08, 2021

Who Needs a Data Representative in the EU for GDPR Compliance?

Obtaining a GDPR Data Representative in the EU for GDPR compliance is an important consideration that you, as a business owner, must think about. ...

Gdpr

By Lawbite Team
November 01, 2021

Distinctiveness And Descriptiveness When Applying For a Trademark

Applying for a trademark can be a minefield for SME owners unfamiliar with the process. That is why it is essential to instruct a Trademark Solicit...

Intellectual Property

By Lawbite Team
November 01, 2021

What SMEs Need To Know About Geographical Indicators

The term geographical indicator (GI) is not commonly known; however, if you have ever heard of champagne (of course you have), the Cornish pasty, o...

Intellectual Property