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Your business name can be a valuable asset you can include in your balance sheet, sell, mortgage to raise money or license to others.

Some of the key areas where legislation is likely to affect your smallholding are listed below.

Successful businesses use board meetings to create and improve key strategies. Our guide to preparing for, running and following up board meetings.

Floating your company can be one of the most exciting experiences in your business life. But it can also be stressful, time-consuming and expensive.

Any employee with at least one year’s service is entitled to take up to 18 weeks’ unpaid leave per child for the purpose of caring for that child.

Buying from a supplier abroad can involve different legal issues, both in the UK and overseas. Our guide to what you need to address.

Ten practical ways your small business may be able to improve its chances of a favourable outcome when trying to settle commercial disputes

If you lease business premises, understand your responsibilities for maintenance and repairs - they should be clearly set out in the lease.

The Health and Safety Executive has produced these example risk assessments showing how they expect a small business to take to risk assessment.

Illegal software can carry viruses as well as leaving you open to prosecution. Make sure you stay within the law when you buy business software.

The difference between design right and registered designs, how much registration costs and what to do if someone claims the right to your design

Many entrepreneurs form a business with the aim of passing it on to a family member. These FAQs answer the key issues on managing a family succession.