We regularly run webinars for startup and scale up businesses. The webinars look considers the legal questions that every startup business should consider. The webinar covers; the legal structure for the business the legal contract and agreements that a startup may need financial promotions related to investment sources of startup finance and the legal considerations of each We are yet to confirm the date of the next webinar but please use the form below to register your interest and we will be in touch as soon as the next date is confirmed.

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As your business grows, instead of taking on more staff, you may decide to outsource certain services either on a temporary or more permanent basis. There is almost no limit to the type of services that can be outsourced nowadays, from manufacturing and drop shipping, through to IT, marketing, payroll, or finance support, to customer facing roles and sales support. As the world of freelancing has developed, you are not even restricted to finding a provider within these shores. 'While outsourcing key services can offer an efficient way for a business to grow, it is not without risks to your…

Setting up a new business is an exciting time, and there are a thousand things to think about, but if you are launching your new venture with one or more other colleagues it is imperative to decide in advance how you are going to structure it legally.

As supporters of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, JPP Law have produced support packages and material designed to meet the needs of this unique sector. Fixed Fee Legal Documents If your new business is at the stage where you require any kind of new legal document (for example T&Cs, a loan, funding or shareholders agreement, employment contacts, GDPR policy) or a review of existing documents you may be interested to know that JPP offer startup legal packages which can be provided at a very competitive fixed fee. If you would like a quote or if you are not sure what documents…

The government has unveiled plans to ramp up auctions for its flagship renewables scheme. Changes include plans to award contracts every year - doubling the previous frequency. The renewed urgency for the scheme, under Contracts for Difference (CfDs) trading rules, come at a pivotal moment for energy production in the UK and beyond. Rocketing energy costs are hitting household budgets hard and Russia's invasion of Ukraine has made matters even worse, further driving up energy prices. The government Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy says its revised strategy will support renewable electricity producers and boost the UK's renewable energy…

Regulation in the spotlight as UK emerges as a leader in the emergence of fintech, crypto-companies and Distributed Ledger Technology

The government has unveiled plans to ramp up auctions for its flagship renewables scheme. Changes include plans to award contracts every year - doubling the previous frequency.

UK announce Online Safety Bill which could lead to tough penalties on tech and social media chiefs

If you have developed a new product, or perhaps come up with an innovative way of doing something, you may find that other businesses who are keen to make use of your ideas or creations ask you to enter into an intellectual property (IP) licensing agreement.