Who We Are
Our business model is simple. We employ talented entrepreneurially-minded lawyers to deliver the highest quality commercial advice. Many of our team have run successful businesses themselves. We have the personal experience to ensure your success.
We deploy agile working and technology to increase efficiency and reduce costs to ensure our budgets work for start-ups and scale-ups.
We also harness the power of our network. With a rich ecosystem of partners, experts and friends – if we can’t help you, we’ll know someone who can.
Integrity, decency, kindness and humility. These qualities are the bedrock on which we build our objectives as well as our relationships with clients, colleagues and community.
What matters most to us
Guiding you through the entrepreneurial journey and making the experience as enriching as possible is what fuels our passion.
We invest ourselves into understanding your business, your sector and what keeps you up at night. We’ll watch your back and we’ll keep you covered as you grow.
From working with social enterprise clients to helping and contributing to society more broadly as a team, we’re dedicated to improving the lives of others - not just our own.
Why Ignition Law
We offer you a greater experience for start-ups and scale-ups because we are:
Passionate people, practical lawyers
Our team are among the best in the legal marketplace: experienced senior lawyers who are flexible thinkers, tech-assisted problem solvers and whose passion and focus add immense value.
Working in small, agile groups of like-minded professionals across the globe, we can adapt our working style to suit your business.
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News, Insights & Resources
Are you interested in growing your business? Do you know how to create winning bids and proposals and understand the legal implications around them? Our Head of Commercial, Julia Ellis joined Andrew Morrison from AM BID last week where they discussed what things bidders should be looking out for and how they can move the client towards positions that are more mutually acceptable.
M&S had commenced an intellectual property claim against Aldi alleging that Aldi’s caterpillar shaped cake named ‘Cuthbert’ infringes the M&S Colin the Caterpillar trademark and amounts to ‘passing off’.
Ignition Law has been shortlisted for the Future of Legal Services Innovation Award