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As your business grows, so will its chances of being caught in civil court proceedings. Here we show you one way to keep the lawyers at bay.
Legal advice
This section takes you through every important aspect of how to run a successful business. It offers expert guides and advice articles on the key elements of business management such as employing staff, finding customers, marketing and sales, pricing, people management, office and home working, business technology and everything else an entrepreneur must tackle in order to succeed.
As your business grows, so will its chances of being caught in civil court proceedings. Here we show you one way to keep the lawyers at bay.
Legal advice
Legal advice
Mike Watson, MD of industrial cleaning company Tube Tech International, has fought three legal battles over 25 years.
Employing & managing staff
The average cost of bringing in a new employee is £4,500 to £8,000, according to figures from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
Business management
Kay Russell emerged from the Dragons’ Den with £100,000 and the backing of Deborah Meaden, having won the fiery entrepreneur over with her reusable cooling bandages Physicool.
Finding and selling to customers
Stephen Armistead, director of Trade Copiers Ltd came up with the idea of refurbishing and trading in used photocopiers back in 2002, when he saw an opening in the market for a provider with strong logistics capabilities.
Business management
Still only 26, Piers Daniell has taken internet service provider Fluidata from the confines of his bedroom to a £2 million business in the space of two years.
Business management
Neil Holland decided to take his bespoke Formula 1 simulator to the road and is on track to race the business into poll position.
Business management
Anya Sizer of PowerChange started her own business as an infertility coach with the last £4,000 of her savings.
Business management
Neil Holland decided to take his bespoke Formula 1 simulator to the road and is on track to race the business into poll position.
Business management
Anya Sizer of PowerChange started her own business as an infertility coach with the last £4,000 of her savings.
Business management
Mia Woodford set up online auction site Buy Once Give Twice with her friend Emma Leschallas, as a way for charities to raise money.
Business management
James Murray Wells started Glassesdirect.co.uk with the last £1,000 of his student loan. With the help of VCs, he is now aiming to turn it into a £1 billion company.
Business management
Margaret Wood started her engineering company ICW UK, which makes high-tech windows and windscreens, at the age of 46. Based in Yorkshire the 61-year-old entrepreneur received a Women Inventors in Industry award in 2003. Her company has a turnover of £400,000
Business Technology
As the price of running an SME soars, small business owners have to look for more ways to cut costs. Buying computer software can be expensive, so how can business managers cut their IT spend? Read on to find out...
Business Loans
Everything you need to know on what small business loans are and what types of loan are available for your business.
Partner content
Hospitality businesses have faced a number of challenges in the last couple of years. Find out what funding and support is available.
Employing & managing staff
In Aviva’s latest SME research*, 57 per cent of employers surveyed agreed that nowadays employees expect benefits to protect against loss of income or earnings. What do you offer your people?
Partner content
Business broadband offers a host of advantages over standard domestic connections, here’s why you should be considering an upgrade