Small Businesses at Highest Risk of Legal Action

Liability Lawyers Help Protect Consumers

By: P. Macneil | 02/07/2009
In my experience, the general public has no idea how much the legal profession contributes to their safety, including as users and consumers of products.

Drug Testing, State Laws, Workers Compensation: Do It Right or Suffer the Consequences

By: Robert Elliott, J.D. | 01/07/2009
State laws and drug testing in the workplace and workers compensation. Follow state laws to avoid problems.

Preliminary Name Searches versus Corporate Searches

By: Holly Crosgrey | 23/06/2009
Explains what preliminary name searches are and why they are done with a comparison of the difference between a preliminary name search and a corporate search for Canadian companies.

Work Accidents: When do you need to report an accident at work?

By: Jessica Parker | 19/06/2009
Employers and self-employed people, as well as people in control of premises, must legally report certain types of accident to the Incident Contact Centre of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

The Rules of Redundancy

By: Victoria Cochrane | 19/06/2009
It pays to be informed, whatever the situation. Stay on top of employment relations by keeping yourself up to speed with redundancy rules and regulations and how they affect you, whether you are an employee or employer.

ASIAN GARMENT INDUSTRY RATTLED BY MARKET SITUATION

By: Mallikarjuna N.L. | 14/06/2009
As American countries to head towards a recession, many will begin to question exactly how the garment industry affected by global trade in near future. The US has recently found itself approaching what some economics fear could be the next recession and its impacting many industries negatively in terms of profit and human capital

Landlords Should Choose Their Words Carefully

By: Daniel Butler | 10/06/2009
If a tenant asks for your consent think twice before responding with phrases such as “in principle” and “subject to licence”.

How to Improve Corporate Governance in China with Online Training

By: Alex Raymond | 10/06/2009
Online training (e-learning) is a powerful tool to improve corporate governance. Here are 5 ways that e-learning can help improve corporate governance and lead to China SOX compliance.

Credit Crunch Puts Added Pressure on Separating Couples

By: Andrew Taylor | 15/10/2008 | Regulatory Compliance
Many separating couples are facing increased pressure to sort out their financial arrangements as the credit crunch continues, according to legal specialists at Net Lawman, who advise more couples to consider using separation agreements to organise their financial arrangements before divorcing

Net Lawman's Low Cost Wills Shoot Down Legal Bills

By: Andrew Taylor | 03/09/2008 | Internet Law
Neglecting to make a will can leave your loved ones in the lurch should the worst happen - but too many people put off visiting a high street solicitor for year after year, and their wills remain undone. Now Net Lawman (http://www.netlawman.co.uk?sc=1034) is riding to the rescue with a range of simple, do-it-yourself will templates that are legally watertight, convenient and available at fees that won't take a big bite out of your legacy.

Smart Way to Stay Ahead in Your Company

By: Andrew Taylor | 02/09/2008 | Internet Law
Net Lawman Ltd, leader in the provision of online legal documents has launched more than twenty template documents enabling your company to benefit from the changes associated with the Companies Act 2006

Buying a Business the Easy Way

By: Andrew Taylor | 21/08/2008 | Copyright
For those who have worked long and hard for someone else, the time has now come to live your dream. Net Lawman provides you with the key – easy to use business sale agreements. Not only are they written in plain English and come with explanatory notes, they allow you to buy your next venture safely, without hassle, without worry. Whether it’s a town centre coffee shop, a rural equestrian centre, a fund management company or a construction business, Net Lawman business sale agreements will work f

Credit Crunch Increases Risk of Defaults Due to Poorly Written Terms and Conditions Contracts

By: Andrew Taylor | 10/07/2008 | Regulatory Compliance
As the credit crunch takes hold on more and more commercial arrangements, those business practices not covered by traditional ‘mainstream’ legal documents are at greatest risk of payment defaults or contracts being called into question, according to lawyers at Net Lawman. Bespoke drafting of all legal documents is the only way that niche businesses can ensure they are fully protected against potentially damaging litigation, warns Miriam Taylor

Online Legal Services Help Soften Credit Crunch Blow by 60%

By: Andrew Taylor | 10/07/2008 | Regulatory Compliance
With reported rises in the demand for legal advice amidst the current credit crunch, lawyers at Net Lawman are advising people to keep their legal costs to a minimum by opting for low cost online legal advice and documents, claiming that online services are typically 60% cheaper than on the high street

Net Lawman Provides Unrivalled Support for Unincorporated Associations

By: Andrew Taylor | 29/05/2008 | Regulatory Compliance
Help is finally here for literally hundreds of unincorporated charity’s, trusts, members clubs and other similar ventures across the UK who require an association agreement, as leading online document specialists Net Lawman launch twelve new association agreements, designed to cater for all kinds of clubs and associations