Apps are big business, so how to protect your idea should be an early consideration. Grid Law founder David Walker explains how to create an app with a freelance developer while ensuring intellectual property rights are retained. more»
Grid Law founder David Walker reflects on a client's recent legal dispute to clarify a question frequently asked by micro business owners: Is a purchase order legally binding? more»
As helpful as heads of agreement can be, they can also hinder contract negotiations if they’re not used properly. Here we look at when you should use heads of agreement and what should or shouldn’t go into them. more»
During contract negotiations, a salesman will say many things to try to seal the deal. But when do these statements become legally binding? more»
When someone ticks an “I agree” box on a web form, they’re confirming that they accept the online terms and conditions. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that a legally binding contract will be formed. If you’re an online retailer, that could cause real trouble for your business. more»
Huge amounts of time, money and effort will be invested into creating the app, so you don’t want someone else copying it or stealing your idea. Therefore, one of your first considerations must be how to protect it. more»
Even when using non-disclosure agreements, things don’t always go according to plan. Here, we take a look at how to overcome two common problems whilst sharing confidential information. more»
David Walker returns to guide readers through writing the online terms of use and privacy policy for a small business, and explains why they can provide a company with crucial layers of protection. more»
Following the end of his freelancer series, David Walker responds to a pertinent question from one concerned reader who fears their own contract was unlawfully cut short by a client. more»
Our legal expert David Walker begins a new series by examining the business contracts you'd be a fool to live without as a small company owner. more»
