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what can we do?
Our services include practical legal and commercial advice, from our employment and immigration lawyers and HR consultants. Our team will work with you to prepare your business for taking on a workforce, to include providing you with contracts and policies for your employees, interns and contractors; supporting you with carrying out mandatory right to work checks and other business immigration requirements and advice on avoiding discrimination and other pitfalls.
why choose us?
As your business grows, so too will your workforce. The business will shift from relying on founders and contractors, to taking on a fully employed workforce. The legal requirements necessary for this can appear daunting. At Browne Jacobson, our multidisciplinary team of employment and immigration lawyers and HR consultants can assist with the project and prepare your business. Our team can ensure your business has the necessary legal knowledge, Sponsor Licence, visa advice, contractual arrangements and practical insight to grow headcount from the UK and abroad.
Telleroo is still early stage but with a great mission to disrupt transaction banking ahead, I feel in good hands when it comes to future legal challenges.
Below are some of the questions we are regularly asked by startups, covering a range of topic areas.
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Elish highlights what you need to consider in order to be legally compliant when taking on employees. This video considers discrimination and ‘right to work’ checks, what stage you need to make these considerations, and what the consequences are if you don’t comply.
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.