Business law document services
The MyLawyer Business Law Plan includes a wide range of legal document templates that you can prepare easily online to keep your business compliant, without the hassle and expense of using a traditional solicitor. Convenient and easy to use, our document preparation service is constantly kept up to date with changes in the law by a team of legal professionals, so you can be confident your document is current and relevant.
Below is a list of the legal document services available through the MyLawyer Business Law Plan.
Employment law
Employment contracts
Consultancy agreement
Employment agreement
Employment statement
Executive director's service agreement
Fixed-term employment agreement
Statement of changes in terms of employment
Work experience agreement
Employment procedures
Agreement to opt out of the Working Time Directive
Employee handbook
Licence for an employee to occupy residential accommodation
Hiring staff
Staff recruitment pack
Discipline and dismissal
Discipline & dismissal (pack)
Settlement agreement
Sickness & absence
Sickness self-certification form
Health & Safety regulations
Health & safety
Fire risk assessment - Record of significant findings
Fire risk review checklist
Health and safety (pack)
Health and safety compliance review and policy creator
Risk assessment for young person on work experience
Business start-up
Business start-up agreements
Limited liability partnership agreement
Non-executive director appointment letter
Notice of dissolution of partnership agreement
Partnership agreement
Shareholders agreement
Debts & debt recovery
Debt recovery
Debt collection letters for unpaid invoices
Debt recovery (pack)
Form N1 - Claim form for debt recovery
General power of attorney to collect debts
Letter before action following earlier correspondence
Letter before action for an outstanding invoice
Reminder letter for an outstanding invoice payment
Reminder letter for continued outstanding invoice payment
Debt, bankruptcy and liquidation
Acknowledgement of debt
Guarantee for the payment of a debt
Offer for making part payment of a debt via instalments
Promissory note in basic form
Promissory note with interest and repayable by instalments
Buying & selling
Agreeing to buy and sell
Notice of cancellation of order
Purchase order
Ecommerce
Commission linking agreement for websites
Domain name transfer agreement
Terms & conditions
Privacy policy for a website
Terms & conditions (pack)
Terms & conditions for website selling consumer goods and/or services
Terms and conditions for the back of a goods order form
Sales agreements
Agency agreement
Agreement for the supply of goods (non-retail)
Circular letter introducing conditions of sale or purchase
Distribution agreement
Simple introduction commission agreement
Intellectual property
Protecting your ideas
Mutual non-disclosure agreement
Non-disclosure agreement
Copyright and trade marks
Model photograph agreement
Photographer's agreement as to the use of his or her work
Trade mark licence agreement
Guarantees & assignments
Assigning and terminating a contract
Assignment of beneficial interest in property
Assignment of the benefit of a contract
Buyer's notice to end a contract
Contract terminating and assigning (pack)
Letter giving notice of termination of contract
Notice of assignment/assignation of the benefit of a contract
Guarantees & assignments
Assignment of debt and notice
Guarantee by several persons of limited sum
Guarantee for the performance of a contract
Property
Leases and licences
Licence to occupy business premises
Medium term lease of commercial premises with rent review
Short term lease of commercial premises with no rent review
Residential and assured shorthold tenancy agreement
Possession due to rent arrears
Stage 1: Before you start court proceedings (rent arrears)
Stage 2: Starting court proceedings for possession (rent arrears)
Stage 3: Enforcing your possession order (rent arrears)
Accelerated possession
Notice under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988
Stage 1: Before you start court proceedings (accelerated possession)
Stage 2: Starting court proceedings for possession (accelerated possession)
Stage 3: Enforcing your possession order (accelerated possession)