Ignition Law have welcomed corporate and commercial lawyer Lauren Long to their team of lawyers, who provide legal advice for start-ups, scale-ups and entrepreneurs.
Ignition Law are continuing to grow their team of lawyers who provide legal advice for start-ups, scale-ups and entrepreneurs with the addition of corporate and commercial lawyer Julia Ellis.
This October 10th is Mental Health Awareness Day and a chance for the start-up community and founders to consider what they can do to ensure they are creating a culture of teamwork, trust and integrity that will benefit everyone’s mental wellbeing and prevent anyone from burning out.
Seedrs, the European equity crowdfunding platform, will be holding their annual Alumni Awards 2019 on Thursday 19th of September to celebrate the many alumni companies that have raised capital on the Seedrs platform.
Ignition Law has
The Lawyer’s 25th Annual Awards were held last night at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
In this edition of Igniting The Spark we speak to Alex and Anna, the two founders behind the amazing brand Hedoine. Hailing from backgrounds in finance and consulting Alex and Anna launched Hedoine in September 2018 to rave reviews.
Ignition Law are delighted to announce that the firm has been shortlisted as finalists for ‘The Lawyer Awards 2019’ in the category of ‘Law Firm of the Year: The Independents, London’.
Ignition’s Senior Consultant, Julia Montero, who has recently been appointed as a Non Executive Director, attended the relaunch of The Ivors Academy (formerly BASCA) at Ministry on 27th March.
Catherine brings with
Last year we celebrated 100 years of women being able to vote and in 2019 we celebrate another important anniversary: 100 years since the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919, allowing women to become lawyers for the first time. It’s easy to get complacent about the journey and victories that have led us to this point, but before we look at where we are now it’s important to look at how we have got here and what we can do to help improve things going forward.
How Brexit may affect laws governing contracts, investment, data protection, competition, intellectual property, employment and immigration