Yes. Identity verification is a legal requirement for directors and people with significant control. New directors must provide their personal Companies House code when appointed, while existing directors must connect their verified identity through the relevant filing process. Non-compliance may prevent appointments or filings and could result in penalties or prosecution.

Check the contract, payment date and dispute terms first. In qualifying business-to-business transactions, you may claim statutory interest and fixed debt-recovery costs. Where no payment date was agreed, payment will generally become late 30 days after the customer receives the invoice or the goods or services are delivered, whichever is later.

The contract should address permitted AI use, confidential information, personal-data processing, intellectual-property ownership, human review, security, accuracy, liability and the use of customer data for model training. Businesses should also establish who is responsible when AI-generated output causes loss or infringes third-party rights.

Yes, but your current passport or travel document should be correctly linked to your UKVI account before travelling. Check that your personal details and immigration status are accurate. Your eVisa can also generate a share code for proving your status when working or renting in the UK.

No. Our courses are created for entrepreneurs, employers, HR professionals, students and individuals who want to understand important legal matters. We explain complex subjects in straightforward language while preserving the accuracy of the legal principles involved.

Your website should provide accurate product or service descriptions, transparent prices, appropriate terms and conditions, privacy information and clear cancellation and refund procedures. You should also protect customer information and obtain appropriate permission before using personal data for marketing.

 

The appropriate route depends on your purpose for coming to or remaining in the UK, such as studying, working, joining family, developing a business or pursuing a recognised professional career. Eligibility may depend on factors including sponsorship, finances, English-language ability and immigration history. Because every situation is different, personal applications may require advice from an appropriately regulated professional.

You should consider professional assistance as soon as a matter involves important deadlines, a dispute, court or tribunal proceedings, an immigration application or refusal, a high-value contract, dismissal, insolvency or a decision that could significantly affect your rights or business. Seeking help early can provide more options and prevent a manageable issue from becoming a serious problem.

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