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Corporate Lawyer: Taryn Strong
We are delighted to welcome corporate lawyer Taryn Strong to the Ignition Team. She is joining as a Senior Consultant within the Corporate team.
14th March 2023
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Corporate Lawyer: Daniel Jankes
We are delighted to welcome corporate lawyer Daniel Jankes to the Ignition Team. He is joining as a Senior Consultant within the Corporate team.
14th March 2023
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Commercial Lawyer: Rachel Sallnow
We are delighted to welcome commercial lawyer Rachel Sallnow to the Ignition Team. She is joining as a Senior Consultant within the Commercial team.
14th March 2023
Igniting the Spark
Igniting The Spark with Folc
We have achieved immense success in our business’ short life span, sparked by our passion but with no prior wine experience and without our own vineyard or winery.
10th March 2023
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Limitation of Liability
During the recent session from our ‘General Counsel Know How’ series, senior corporate disputes lawyer Simon Engelsman led an interesting discussion on the various ways in which directors of limited companies can be found personally liable for actions carried out on behalf of those companies.
9th March 2023
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Celebrating our female lawyers and entrepreneurs this International Women’s Day 2023
This International Women’s Day we’re proudly celebrating our brilliant female lawyers, and our culture that helps them to inspire the next generation. We’re also celebrating our many female client entrepreneurs as we, a start-up law firm, continue to champion women as founders navigating the far from level playing field.
8th March 2023
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Legally Scaling: Ignition Law Podcast Series – Episode 1 – Funding Rounds with Alex McPherson
In this episode, we delve into funding rounds, including why businesses need funding, when they should seek funding, key sources of capital, the legal steps involved, key terms to negotiate, and an insight into what can go wrong when rounds aren’t properly managed.
7th March 2023
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Buyer Beware – Property due diligence during corporate transactions
The onus is on the buyer to identify any issues with the property that they are seeking to acquire, before proceeding with the acquisition. If the buyer fails to do so, then – subject to very limited exceptions – the buyer will take on responsibility for any related liabilities post-acquisition.
2nd February 2023
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Proposed New MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) Regulations. What could these mean for tenants?
The government’s 2020 Energy White Paper, Powering our net zero future, has further proposed that landlords will be required to show that all let commercial buildings have an EPC rating of ‘C’ by 1 April 2027, and an EPC rating of ‘B’ by 1 April 2030.
18th January 2023
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18th January 2023
Igniting the Spark
Igniting The Spark with Sowvital
We caught up with Jack Lewis – Founder of Sowvital, a horticultural products and plant sciences brand whose mission is to reconnect people and their plants.
27th December 2022
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Dilapidation claims: why tenants should care about dilapidations
When you enter into your commercial lease, you will be signing up to various obligations for repair, maintenance, and decorations during the term. Some of these can be extremely onerous and many tenants will overlook these obligations during the term and only start to think about them once the lease is coming to an end or if they are thinking of leaving at a break point. By this time the liabilities could have grown and leave you having to deal with a large, unexpected amount to pay at the end of your lease.
15th November 2022