
Signing a contract with a company abroad
Which law applies, where disputes go, who you are really dealing with and how you get paid: the questions to settle before signing across borders.
Read moreInsights
General guidance on the questions clients ask us most, from contracts and company structure to employment and expanding into a new country.

Which law applies, where disputes go, who you are really dealing with and how you get paid: the questions to settle before signing across borders.
Read more
A power of attorney lets someone you trust act for you if you cannot. It usually has to be made while you are well, which is why timing matters.
Read more
Paying for a logo, website or code does not necessarily mean you own it. How ownership works, and how to put it in writing before the work starts.
Read more
An offer letter turns a good interview into a hire. What to include, which conditions to state clearly, and which promises to leave out.
Read more
Who fixes the boiler, what can come out of the deposit, and the evidence that settles most disagreements between landlords and tenants.
Read more
Automatic renewal, liability caps, termination and indemnities rarely matter on signing day. They matter when something changes. What to read first.
Read more
Ownership, decisions, money and exits are easy to agree while everyone is optimistic, and much harder once customers and cash arrive.
Read more
Remote hiring is easy to start and harder to get right. Whose rules apply, the main ways to engage someone abroad, and the questions to ask first.
Read more
Beneficiary forms, jointly owned property, digital accounts and property abroad can sit outside a will. How to make sure nothing important is missed.
Read more
A company name or a domain is not a brand right. How to check a name, choose one that can be protected, and avoid a rebrand after launch.
Read more
NDAs look routine, but what counts as confidential and how long the promise lasts vary widely. Here is what to read closely before you sign.
Read more
Passing a home to a child or relative is often generous and sensible, but the mortgage, tax, co-owners and family fairness all need thought first.
Read more
How the work is actually done usually decides whether someone is a contractor or an employee. The themes most tests look at, and why it matters.
Read more
Sole trader, partnership, LLC or corporation: the structure you pick shapes your liability, your tax position and how easily you can raise money later.
Read more