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Successful businesses understand that knowing your customer is vital. Knowing how to store customer information and how to best use it is essential.

Employment law exists to protect employees’ – it also safeguards your business. Employment laws also set boundaries, which can prevent and resolve disputes.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requirements came into force on May 25, 2018.

Copyrighting protects the creators of original work. Understand what copyright means and how to legally use copyrighted material.

Learn more about product liability insurance and what it means for your business.

Keeping your intellectual property secure means it’s important to understand the difference between trademark and copyright protection.

Trademarking provides essential legal protection. Learn how registering a trademark can help your business and how to do this.

Learn to protect your brand and its valuable assets like business name and logo by understanding trademark definition and why you should use a trademark.

Intellectual property (IP) is everything that you, your business and your employees have created using your intellect. Includes brand, logos, inventions.

General Data Protection Regulation in 2018 has meant that businesses must modernise how they market their products and services based on customer consent.

As well as finding customers, handling finances and hiring staff, you need to take time to understand any legal factors affecting businesses.

GDPR regulations give individuals extensive rights over their data. A GDPR compliance checklist for small businesses is essential.

The amount of public liability insurance you need, how to get cover, and the amount it costs all depends on your business. Find out more.

Learn about the General Data Protection Regulation, or ‘GDPR’, which is the result of years of work by the EU to modernise data protection legislation.

Find our glossary of GDPR terms here...

Learn about what a data controller and a data processor is. See our examples to understand the difference between a data controller and a data processor.

Learn more about GDPR and what is true and what isn't about how your business can stay compliant with the legislation.

This article will help you get to grips with the options and make sure your business is covered if anything goes wrong.