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Our dedicated team is immersed in the vibrant startup scene and is experienced in advising founders of early-stage companies. Below is a breakdown of some of the services we offer our clients in this area.
Founders will also be interested in Grow, our legal support programme exclusively for startups. It is carefully tailored for companies which are in the early stages of the business life-cycle, and includes access to a free dedicated adviser and affordable fixed fees for more complex work. Find out more here.
Advice on shareholders’ agreements and related documents.
Advice on trade marks, copyright and infringement.
Advice on legal and HR issues with employees.
Advice on commercial contracts.
Advice on financial regulatory matters.
Advice on investments into your business.
Advice on patents, designs and copyright of coding.
Advice on tax efficient solutions for management, employees and investors.
Advice on complying with the law on personal data and cyber security.
Advice on share or asset sales.
The past 12 months have been busy for the Corporate Tech Team, despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
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Q&A guide to the Future Fund scheme for supporting earlier stage businesses during the Covid-19 crisis.
New measures have been announced today by HM Treasury and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, with the aim of supporting the UK’s community of next-generation technology businesses.
Browne Jacobson’s Manchester based corporate team has advised Liverpool-based video feedback platform LivingLens on its $26million sale to NYSE-listed buyer, Medallia.
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