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Business Law Latest Articles
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14/03/2022
Why Do You Need Articles And A Shareholders Agreement?
11/03/2022
Model Articles of Association – are they fit for purpose?
08/02/2022
Purposeful Business – how it can help your business grow and retain staff
26/01/2022
Protecting Your Family Business from Divorce
26/01/2022
Commercial Debts – recovering legal costs
25/01/2022
Are directors personally liable for a company’s breach of contract?
16/12/2021
What to do if your employee leaves to join a competitor
30/11/2021
Contracts – will I be held to every letter of the small print?
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Business Law Top FAQs
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The value of a business is very subjective and will vary depending on the variety of available valuation methods used. An investor is unlikely to be impressed by bold profit or growth projections without sufficient substance to back them up. Your accountant may be able to help you put together credible business plans and projections.
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Organisations such as the South West Angel Investors Network (SWAIN) will be able to put you in touch with local business angels. The UK Business Angels Association, local Chambers of Commerce and the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association may also be able to help.
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