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Start ups must get it right from the start

Posted by Martyn Moore on 11 January, 2009
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WHEN setting up in business it is important to consider implications of the company’s legal structure at the outset. Companies should seek help with the decision making process, the company name, its memorandum and articles, directors and share capital.

Standard terms and conditions of sale or supply are the contract between the business and its customers. They set down agreed service levels and are designed to protect the business’s rights and limit its liabilities, they can help avoid disputes and as such are a core element of every company’s formalities.

Andrew Heeler, Partner and Head of Company Law at Hegarty LLP advises new business start ups: “By making sure your business is on a strong footing from the start you can avoid problems later on; having your company incorporated and a proper set of terms and conditions can help reduce the risks of trading. This is particularly pertinent in the current difficult economic climate.”

Hegarty LLP is offering new business start ups a great deal – to encourage local business growth and provide a helping hand to the entrepreneurs of the Peterborough and Stamford region.

For just £395 + VAT Hegarty LLP’s Company department will set up the business, provide standard terms and conditions and 30 minutes’ legal advice on what other issues may need to be considered when setting up in business, a saving of more than £300.

To take advantage of this offer which is available until the end of April 2009, contact a member of the Company Law team at Hegarty Solicitors on 01733 346333. Terms and conditions apply – please see www.hegarty.co.uk for details.

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