Introduction As part of our commitment to helping our network of SME and startups, we’ll be providing you with a 3 part series of blog articles which will help you navigate and plan your SME journey from start to finish. Or as we like to say at LawBite from ‘Idea to Ideal’. Enjoy the ride!! Business Structure – Sole Tr...
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LawBite lawyer Elizabeth Comely looks at the 5 legal considerations you must take into account when scaling your business.
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When was the last time you looked at your business contracts? Do you have standard terms? Online terms? Website terms of use? Do you use industry standard terms? How comfortable are you that all of your agreements are up to date and that they best protect your business?
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As summer draws to a close and the final quarter looms on the horizon, many businesses start thinking about raising capital to support their business through the next stage, whether that’s continuing steady or looking to expand. Therefore, we’ve invited our fabulous partners Alternative Business Funding onto our blog to tell us more about choosing the right financial package for your business, using a handy ‘Q&A’ format.
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Starting a new business takes careful planning, research and very often a leap of faith! But there is a lot you can do to minimise your legal risk and give your start-up a boost.
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With these 5 tips, you can take the stress out of managing your business finances all year round, from forecasting and budgeting through to balancing your accounts.
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To help you identify your biggest risks we’ve created a completely FREE Legal Health Check tool for businesses. It’s a simple, quick, online tool that identifies any areas where you are routinely losing money from commercial legal issues and helps you minimise your risk of future losses.
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YouGov Survey on the financial impact of UK SMEs’ failure to take care of their legal business.
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The government-backed Start Up Loans Company provide funding of up to £25,000 and free mentoring support to help start or grow your business. As of December 2015, they’ve helped more than 34,000 on the journey to becoming their own boss.
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It’s no secret that access to mainstream credit and lending facilities has dried up significantly since the onset of the Financial Crisis in 2007 but since then new finance options have arised in the new economy of start-ups and small businesses
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