Legal

Most of the time, it is in niche markets where opportunity can be found. Let's review what niches are and how you can find yours.

How Do I Dissolve My Company? Very few companies last forever. One study showed that of the companies listed on...

What is a private limited company and why might you need one to set up a business with confidence? Find out if a private limited company is for you.

If you’re already working in a solicitors’ firm, either as a trainee or newly qualified lawyer, you’ve probably had some...

Setting up a subsidiary company has huge advantages if you know what you’re doing. Find out how to get yours registered - without all the hassle.

What would you do in the event your partnership goes bad? Hopefully it'll never happen, but it's important to have a plan in place to keep you and your assets safe.

Compulsory management skills training, SRA authorisation, putting insurance cover in place, and not to mention the raft of regulations you need to comply with once you get the go-ahead to set up shop, are just a few examples of the regulations involved with starting a practice.

What are we talking about when we call a company dormant? And why would anyone want one? Here, we explain all there is to know about this particular business structure.

For some businesses setting up as a public limited company can make sense – but what is a PLC and what are its advantages and disadvantages?

If you are thinking of starting your own law practice, you are likely to be facing the dilemma: going solo or with a partner? Let's look at the pros and cons.