Скачать или смотреть Dont use the average founders legal strategy if you want to grow

1. Agree to be sued anywhere
2. Google: “Is a promise legally binding?”
3. Pick a font that feels trustworthy but still “fun” ...
4. Add a disclaimer that accidentally apologises for everything
5. Use AI clauses that “sound legal”
6. GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA… why so many letters
7. Forget to cap liability (the one clause that actually matters)
8. Not sure if they need consent - assume the universe will decide
9. Run a privacy/cookie audit and spiral into an existential crisis
10. Attempt to trademark their name and end up on page 47 of gov.uk
11. Lose the will to live and start questioning your existence


^^^ Average DIY legal strategy in 2025 ^^^

If you've done any of those, let's fix that for 2026.


So many businesses owners who come to us are in that boat.
Whether they earn £1mil+
or under £100K.


Hours of DIY or fixing a 20 page template from some random lawyer or site online:


A contract that looks solid…

But no clue if it can handle a real dispute, a late payer, or a bad actor tests it.


We do short, simple, robust contracts/T&Cs.
Contracts people use to close deals,
with peers and corporations alike.


FOR EXAMPLE:

Any everyday contract, AI tools & legal support, for £99/mo.
Otherwise rates range from £99–£350/hour.
Local community resident expert support.
Sponsored/subsidised legal for communities.
Our business and pricing are designed around you.


Legal is about sealing the deal.
And surviving 10+ years.
Not creating headaches.

Agree?

Ian

New Legal