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We have vast experience in providing legal advice, assistance and representation to a wide variety of businesses, ranging from start-up’s and small businesses to large SME’s and plc’s based in Wales and England and trading across a wide variety of areas.
We combine an approachable, unstuffy and supportive service with detailed legal expertise. We understand commercial and practical imperatives and that legal requirements are a means to an end – not the other way round. We can tailor our services according to our client’s needs and budget.
Some of our business clients use as an outsourced legal department and many instruct us on a project basis, knowing that we can provide a high quality service.
Do not hesitate to contact us for an initial discussion as to how we may assist your business.
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We have produced a number of guides to provide helpful background information on a variety of topics that are often relevant to businesses. These can be accessed below or via our Guides Index at the top of the page. These guides provide initial information and not legal advice – please contact us to discuss your requirements and how we may be able to help.
Latest News
Engaged over the festive period? It may be time to think about a prenuptial agreement
21 January 2026
The Christmas and New Year period is one of the most popular times for couples to get engaged. While planning a wedding is an exciting chapter, it is also an important moment to consider practical matters, including how finances would be dealt with if the relationship were to unfortunately ever break down. Prenuptial agreements are […]
The January Divorce Spike: What It Really Means, and the No Fault Divorce
21 January 2026
Each year, as the festive season comes to an end and a new calendar year begins, family law solicitors across England and Wales experience a noticeable rise in enquiries about divorce and separation. This pattern, often labelled by the media as “Divorce Day” or “Divorce Month”, reflects a broader trend of individuals seeking clarity and […]
“Alright, Alright, Alright”: How Matthew McConaughey Is Using Trade Marks to Push Back Against AI Misuse
19 January 2026
Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to create convincing images, videos and audio of real people, without their knowledge or consent. For public figures, this presents not only reputational risk but also a significant commercial problem: the unauthorised exploitation of their name, likeness and voice. Actors, musicians and brands are increasingly discovering that […]
AI Under Scrutiny: Grok, Deepfakes and the UK’s Latest Legal Response
19 January 2026
The UK’s approach to artificial intelligence regulation is being tested in real time following serious allegations that Grok, an AI chatbot belonging to Elon Musk integrated into the social media platform X, has been used to generate inappropriate images. What began as public outrage has quickly escalated into regulatory scrutiny, political intervention and accelerated legal […]
Tesla’s ‘Cybercab’ Trademark Setback: A Lesson in IP Strategy
15 January 2026
Tesla’s plans for its autonomous “Cybercab” vehicle have hit an early legal hurdle in 2026, following difficulties securing trademark protection for the name. While the project itself has generated significant attention, the branding issue highlights a familiar but often underestimated risk in intellectual property law: trademark squatting. The situation serves as a reminder that even […]
Data Protection in 2026: What Should Be on Your Radar?
13 January 2026
As we move through 2026, data protection remains a fast-moving area for organisations operating in England and Wales. While the core principles of UK GDPR continue to apply, the regulatory, technological and enforcement landscape is evolving. Businesses that treat data protection as a static compliance exercise risk falling behind. Below, we highlight the key developments […]
Lily Allen Registers Trademark for West End Girl: What It Means and Why It Matters
8 January 2026
British singer-songwriter Lily Allen has taken a strategic intellectual property step following the success of her fifth studio album, West End Girl. Allen has applied to register the title as a trademark for a range of commercial uses, including clothing, accessories, and beauty products. Released in October 2025 to critical and public acclaim, West End […]
Is It Time to Review Your Terms and Conditions? A Practical Update Checklist
7 January 2026
Your terms and conditions are not a document you can set and forget. As laws change, business models evolve and customer expectations shift, outdated T&Cs can expose your business to unnecessary risk. Regular reviews help ensure your terms remain legally compliant, commercially effective and clear for your customers. Use the checklist below as a practical […]
Top Tips Before Taking On a Business Franchise
7 January 2026
Entering into a franchise can be an attractive route into business ownership. It offers the reassurance of an established brand, a proven business model and ongoing support. However, a franchise agreement is a legally binding contract that can shape your financial and professional future for many years. Before signing on the dotted line, it is […]
The 12 Clauses of Christmas
22 December 2025
As the year draws to a close, the festive season offers an ideal moment to review your contracts. To help businesses start the new year on solid ground, we’ve prepared a holiday-themed checklist: The 12 Clauses of Christmas. Think of it as your legal advent calendar, ensuring every agreement is wrapped up neatly and securely. […]
Who Gets the Dog? Pets and Divorce After FI v DO
18 December 2025
When a marriage breaks down, most of us think about property, pensions, or children—not the family pet. Yet for many, a dog, cat, or other companion animal is a cherished family member. The recent case of FI v DO [2024] EWFC 384 (B) shows how the Family Court in England and Wales are increasingly considering pets’ welfare, […]
What will happen to the right to claim unfair dismissal in 2027?
18 December 2025
The Government has confirmed that protection against unfair dismissal will not be available from the first day of employment as originally promised in the Labour manifesto for the 2024 General Election. Instead, employees will need six months of service before they can potentially bring a claim for unfair dismissal. This represents a significant departure from […]