Navigating complex transactions and agreements requires careful planning and clear communication. At Jamieson Law, we understand the importance of laying a solid foundation for your business dealings, which is why we often recommend utilising Heads of Terms at the start of your commercial negotiations. What are Heads of Terms? Heads of Terms (HOT’s), sometime also referred […]
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T he recent election has ushered in a new Labour government, bringing with it a host of changes that can impact businesses across the UK. A few weeks ago we asked our clients what was most important to them, you can read more about that here. To help you stay ahead and proactively manage these
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One of the most common questions we receive at Jamieson Law is: “How long does it take to sell a business?” The answer can vary widely depending on numerous factors. We’ve previously described the steps involved in selling a business, which you can read more about here. In this article we’ll recap those and provide
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In recent articles we’ve covered a lot of detail on what’s involved when you decide it’s the right time to sell your business, there is a lot of information to understand. Undeniably, selling a business can be complex and so to help you better understand what’s involved, we’ve broken down the process into the 6
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Due diligence is a critical part of selling your business. It’s a process whereby both parties have the opportunity to provide and receive a clear understanding of the financial, commercial, operational and legal state of a business. If you’re the seller of a business, the terms may require you to stay in your business for
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Economic downturns can pose significant challenges for businesses, but with the right strategies and legal measures in place, you can safeguard your business and navigate through tough times. For business owners in the UK and Ireland, understanding how to protect your business during economic challenges is essential. Diversify revenue streams Why it matters Diversifying your
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When owning or leasing commercial property, having the right insurance coverage is crucial. It not only protects your investment but also ensures compliance with legal requirements. For business owners in the UK and Ireland, understanding the types of insurance necessary for commercial property and the associated legal implications is essential. Types of insurance necessary for
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Starting a franchise business can be an exciting and lucrative opportunity, but it requires careful planning and attention to legal details. For business owners in the UK and Ireland, understanding the legal requirements and considerations is crucial to ensuring a successful and compliant franchise. Legal requirements for setting up a franchise Franchise agreement The franchise
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the business landscape by offering unparalleled efficiency and innovation. However, the integration of AI into business operations brings significant data security and privacy challenges that UK and Irish business owners must address. Ensuring compliance with data protection laws and safeguarding sensitive information is crucial. In this blog, we will explore
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the business landscape, driving innovation and efficiency. However, as AI becomes more integrated into business operations, it raises significant questions about intellectual property (IP). Understanding how to protect your AI-driven innovations and navigate the complexities of AI and IP is crucial for businesses in the UK and Ireland. In
