Law blog

If you're thinking of selling your business, a few measures could make it more attractive to buyers and increase the price you get. Start here.

As a landlord, it's advisable to take a deposit from new tenants - but you must make sure you stay within the law. Your rights and responsibilities.

Selling your business - especially one you've built from scratch - can be a daunting process. Keep a cool head by following these simple steps.

If you're buying or selling business premises, or taking out a lease, you’ll need commercial conveyancing. How the professionals can help.

The government has pledged to protect UK workers' rights when we exit the EU - but with no deal yet agreed, the ramifications are still unclear.

Whether you're buying or selling a commercial property, quality legal representation is well worth investing in. Bear these six things in mind.

Our first legal news roundup of 2019 which includes: the Good Work Plan which will introduce major employment law changes; new guidance on NMW for workers on a trial period; business rate rebates for some companies; landlord prosecuted for tenant's unauthorised waste.

With an increasing number of people working away from their desks for days at a time, it's time to ask whether we've outgrown traditional offices.

Many UK law firms are stuck in a tech time warp - and consumers aren't impressed with their failure to move with the digital times. How to catch up.

A look back at some of the headline legal news stories from 2018 and their implications for your business and a peek at what 2019 might have in store

Data breaches aren't just a concern for big companies - smaller businesses are increasingly being targeted. Three ways to protect your firm.

The latest legal news headlines including: confirmation of the upratings of NMW and NLW next April; another employer is told its contractors are in fact workers with basic employment rights; employers are told to urge workers to use or lose outstanding holiday and an ex-employee is jailed for hacking a former employer's data.

If you're taking on staff for the first time, you'll want to avoid making any costly legal mis-steps. Your introduction to employment law.

Almost a third of UK employees have experienced workplace bullying. Employers must take appropriate action to tackle bad behaviour - here's how.