by Kafrouni Lawyers | Jun 18, 2022 | Legal Compliance, News, Starting a Business
In a previous article, we spoke about restraint clauses. But we didn’t cover restraint clauses in relation to company directors, who want to start their own companies. Like most employees, company directors have access to the inner mechanisms of a business. Unlike... by Kafrouni Lawyers | Jun 13, 2022 | Business Structuring, News, Starting a Business
Businesses often start as an idea. Sometimes, they start as a personal idea that you have cultivated and pursued over the course of your career. More often, though, they start as an idea between friends, colleagues, or professional acquaintances. After all,... by Kafrouni Lawyers | Apr 15, 2021 | News, Starting a Business
Franchising arrangements form the basis of a very common business model. Some of the best known franchises exist in the fast food industry, but you’re likely to have seen or even employed franchised services in a whole host of industries, from lawn and garden... by Kafrouni Lawyers | Mar 16, 2020 | Legal Compliance, News, Starting a Business
As a small to medium business owner, you’ve no doubt got a lot of regulations to contend with. Almost all commercial conduct is regulated in one way or another. However, some regulations are a little more complex. Take directors’ duties, for example. Directors’... by Kafrouni Lawyers | Dec 16, 2019 | Business Structuring, News, Starting a Business
Starting a new business is exciting. It’s an opportunity to weave your commercial ideas into something tangible, and productive. But it’s not without its challenges. The formation period allows you to lay the foundations of your future success. However, there’s a... by Kafrouni Lawyers | Sep 2, 2019 | Contracts & Negotiations, Legal Compliance, News, Starting a Business
Almost everyone has signed an employment agreement or contract before. Usually, it’s an experience filled with budding opportunity. After all, employment is the gateway to a long and fulfilling career. However, for some people that agreement can gradually become a...