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Settlement agreementWhen you want to prevent an employee from issuing proceedings in relation to the infringement of their statutory employment rights on termination of their employment, consider going down the settlement agreement route. This is an ... Read more
UPDATED08 Mar 2024
Partnership agreementWhere two or more people set up a business with a view to making a profit, a partnership has been created whether or not a formal contract or deed has been executed. However, if nothing is drawn up, it becomes a partnership a... Read more
18 Apr 2016
Shareholders' agreementIf you're aiming to run a company with the minimum of fuss and to steer clear of disputes, then having a shareholders' agreement in place will help you to achieve this. Our model agreement addresses the issues and provides appropr... Read more
24 Aug 2009
Assignment of intellectual property (IP)Different IP rights often subsist in a single work. For example, a list of personal data may be protected by copyright and database rights simultaneously, and a logo may be protected as both a trade mark and ... Read more
04 Jul 2016
Rent deposit deedIt's not just residential leases where deposits are paid by an incoming tenant. The same can happen with a new business lease, particularly where the new tenant either can't provide an appropriate guarantor, or they prove to be unacc... Read more
23 May 2016
Consultancy agreementIf you provide your personal services to your customers through an intermediary, e.g. a company in which you own or control 5% or more of its ordinary share capital, IR35 applies where you would be considered an employee if you w... Read more
21 Jan 2015
Terms and conditions for supply of services to business customersEnsure your business always has a written contract in place when you supply services to a third party. Doing so will minimise the risk of disputes because you and your customers w... Read more
17 Jun 2016
Limited liability partnership agreementYou want the features of a partnership together with the benefits of "limited liability". You're therefore looking to form a limited liability partnership (LLP). Use our agreement as a basic framework.AdviceLimited... Read more
17 Mar 2009
