IP and IT law

If you are setting up an online business we can advise you on the legal requirements for the information to be contained on your site, as well as the all important terms and conditions for its use, content licensing, privacy policies, and hosting arrangements.

We also can assist you with software licensing, maintenance and support and source code escrow agreements.

We are also very familiar with licensing and transfer of know how, trademarks, patents and other intellectual property rights.

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Download our legal issues and websites advice sheet. It informs you of the main areas you need to consider if setting up a business website. 

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For a free, informal consultation please telephone 0113 320 5000

Or email us directly on: business@winstonsolicitors.co.uk

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Possible reintroduction of employment tribunal fees?

Reintroduction of employment tribunal fees?

In a surprising announcement, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has confirmed that it may reintroduce fees for employment tribunal claims.  This would be a surprising U-turn by the government which was criticised for its tribunal fee structure which was introduced in 2013.  The fee structure was decl

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Inheritance tax changes

Inheritance tax changes

The recent Budget saw the Chancellor announce reforms to Inheritance Tax rules which were widely expected following the Conservative Party’s General Election victory.  Currently, a married couple are able to access allowances of £325,000 each, which can be doubled up and applied as a single allow

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Flexible working for grandparents

Grandmother with Grandchild

The Prime Minister David Cameron has recently suggested that he would be “happy” to look at plans for so called “granny leave” giving working grandparents the right to take up to 18 weeks of shared paren

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