What rights do freelancers have when their ideas are used by an agency and they’re not credited for the creative work they produce? more»

I’m concerned about how the app and my ideas will be protected once it has been developed – is it protected under trademark and copyright laws? more»

If you are the sole owner of a limited company, you may still want to own the intellectual property personally. So what is the process for this? more»

Grid Law founder David Walker explains the three arguments business owners will need to address before running comparative advertising. more»

You've come up with the perfect name for your business, but after carrying out a search, you find that another company is already using it. If you're in different sectors, does it mean they can co-exist? more»

Has your intellectual property ever been stolen by another company? Grid Law founder David Walker helps entrepreneurs take legal action against brands and retailers lifting their trademarked ideas. more»

Following his series of articles covering everything a small business needs to know about the legal side of running a prize draw or competition, Grid Law founder David Walker responds to three readers with questions about holding their own promotions. more»

Following his guide to product returns for online retailers, Grid Law founder David Walker helps a Business Advice reader understand when a customer should be considered a trade customer or regular consumer. more»

As a Business Advice reader finds themselves in a legal dispute with their office provider over unpaid rent, Grid Law founder David Walker clarifies the elements of a legally binding electronic contract to lay out a potential resolution. more»

Whilst some people might think of a "raffle" as a generic term for prize draws and competitions, strictly speaking, it’s not. more»