Whether you've been in business for 30 years or 3 months, every entrepreneur needs business management advice and inspiration from time to time. In this section we’ll explore everything to do with entrepreneurship – from mindset to ideation, from starting up to leadership. We’ll also look at the economics and finances, and the processes that makes business more efficient.
The Top 10 Apps for Entrepreneurs
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Mobile apps are important tools for modern entrepreneurs, increasing productivity and enabling them to do business, but what ones make our Top 10 Apps list?
What's a Creditors' Voluntary Arrangement?
— Read More — What's a Creditors' Voluntary Arrangement?What's a Creditors' Voluntary Arrangement?
We dive into Creditors’ Voluntary Arrangements and the steps you need to take.
Registering Your Trademark
— Read More — Registering Your TrademarkIf you've got your small business set up, you need to safeguard it with a trademark. Here's everything you need to know to protect your business today.
Should You Patent a New Idea?
— Read More — Should You Patent a New Idea?Should You Patent a New Idea?
Protecting a new idea, invention or design with a patent can give you a competitive edge in the market by preventing copies. We share how and when to apply
Defences for Trademark Infringement
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Have you been accused of trademark infringement? Are you facing a threat of proceedings? Don’t panic - there may be a defence.
Leaving Your Family Business
— Read More — Leaving Your Family BusinessLeaving your family business is always hard, after all you don't want to upset family members. Here's everything you need to know.
A Licence to Kill
— Read More — A Licence to KillIf you’re operating solely within the UK, there's often no need to obtain a business licence. However, specific licences may be required in your sector.
How You Can Learn to be Creative
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You can’t teach someone to come up with great ideas, but creativity is something that can be nurtured and developed with the right kind of attitude.
Franchisees and The Law
— Read More — Franchisees and The LawWhat separates business owners and franchisees when things start to turn sour and where do you stand?
Why Not to Get Into a Price War With a Competitor
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Sensible pricing is essential for business – but price wars can be disastrous, and usually mean that everybody loses.
The Effect of Promotion on your Leadership Style
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When you're promoted, there is an inevitable change in your leadership style. But how can you ensure you don't alienate employees and keep them performing?
Non-Compete Clauses for Freelance (Part 1)
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Freelancers: always pay attention to the small print in non-compete clauses in supplier contracts. Read Part 1 of our article on this vital issue.
Copyright Claims: Is There a Defence?
— Read More — Copyright Claims: Is There a Defence?Copyright Claims: Is There a Defence?
Are you facing a claim issued against you for infringing someone’s copyright? If so, all is not lost - there may be a defence available to you.
Poaching Employees
— Read More — Poaching EmployeesHow to avoid getting into legal hot water when headhunting competitor's staff, and preventing their own staff from being poached.
Introduction to Entrepreneurial Copyright
— Read More — Introduction to Entrepreneurial CopyrightIntroduction to Entrepreneurial Copyright
Entrepreneurial rights offer protection to people who take the time to invest in creativity, but differ from literary, drama, music or art copyright.
Minority Shareholder Rights
— Read More — Minority Shareholder RightsAre you a minority shareholder who feels that the majority has forced a decision? The minority rule may help.
How the Employment Appeal Tribunal Works
— Read More — How the Employment Appeal Tribunal WorksHow the Employment Appeal Tribunal Works
If you think an employment tribunal has made a wrong decision, there may be steps you can take to appeal. We cover the appeal process from start to finish
Non-Compete Clause: The Ins and Outs
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Non-compete clauses are commonplace in the commercial world, so if you’ve signed one but you’re considering your options, here's all you need to know.
Trademarks: The Basics
— Read More — Trademarks: The BasicsA trademark is a distinguishing mark used to set your products and services aside from your competitors, and here's why it's important for your business.
Shareholders’ Rights and Unfair Prejudice
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We explain unfair prejudice and how it can affect company shareholders. If you think you're a victim, read our guidance and examples.
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