In this webinar, lawyer Ingrid Fernandez of Dec + Dash Legal Consulting discusses crucial legal documents you must have when working with clients.

Lunch and Learn: The legal documents you need when working with clients

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, lawyer and founder of Dec + Dash Legal Consulting, discusses those crucial key legal documents you must have in place when working with clients.

Ingrid covers your essential data protection documents, your T&Cs when selling goods or services, and your contracts. Knowing what these documents need to contain will help you understand your legal obligations and how to protect your business.

Ingrid supports small business owners and freelancers with the legal aspects of their work in a straightforward, easy-to-understand way. 

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Knowing what legal documents you need will help you understand your obligations under the law.

I&apos;m a <a href=&apos;https://danmartinuk.com/&apos; target=&apos;_self&apos;>freelance journalist and event host</a> who helps small businesses and the organisations that support them. I&apos;m also Enterprise Nation&apos;s news reporter and Bristol Local Leader.
I have 20 years of experience as a small business journalist having interviewed hundreds of entrepreneurs from famous names like Sir Richard Branson and Deborah Meaden to the founders behind brand new start-ups.
I&apos;ve worked for a range of leading small business publications and support groups, most recently as head of content at Enterprise Nation where I was responsible for the prolific output of content on the company&apos;s blog and social media. I now freelance for Enterprise Nation as the website&apos;s <a href=&apos;https://www.enterprisenation.com/business-news&apos; target=&apos;_self&apos;>news reporter</a> and as the host of the <a href=&apos;https://www.enterprisenation.com/podcast&apos; target=&apos;_self&apos;>Small Business sessions podcast</a>.
I&apos;m based in Bristol where I run and host regular events with the local small business community in my role as Enterprise Nation&apos;s Local Leader for Bristol. I also have strong connections with other major business organisations in the south west region.
In total, I&apos;ve hosted over 100 events including conferences with an audience of hundreds for international brands like Xero and Facebook and live web chats from inside 10 Downing Street.
With my partner, I co-run <a href=&apos;https://www.lifestyledistrict.co.uk/&apos; target=&apos;_self&apos;>Lifestyle District</a>, a lifestyle blog focused on culture, art, theatre and photography.

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I provide marketing, management, coaching and education services, in the media, technology and entertainment sectors. I specialise in building and delivering tailored personal improvement programmes, planning workshops and management team seminars focused on the areas of; new services, innovation, media partnerships and collaboration. I hold an MA in Coaching and Mentoring, a post-graduate Diploma in Business (Marketing), a PGCHE (Adult Development) and BA (Hons) Law and lecture on professional development, planning and management. Prior to coaching and coaching, my corporate career covered IP rights licensing, marketing and innovation management working at; Yell.com, TVNZ, Walt Disney and Office Dept. As a consultant, I have delivered programmes to teams and agencies such as; Tata Communications, John Lewis Waitrose, Powwownow, IP Integration, The AA and Pomegranate Media and created marketing and innovation modules for various Universities and business schools, including; BIMM (London), Winchester University, Henley Business School, Krems (Donau-Universitat Krems), The Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM, Guildford) and Metropolis Studios. I work mostly in London and I am based at Century Club (on Shaftesbury Avenue) and The RSA (on The Strand).

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A law firm purpose built to support ambitious businesses from start-up to scale-up.
As a corporate lawyer turned entrepreneur, Toby founded Harper James in 2014. Previously the in-house counsel at a Midlands VC, Toby had first-hand experience of the challenges SMEs faced getting reliable and affordable legal advice.
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Get DP wrong and you could end up with hefty fines for breaches (£17.5m or 4% of turnover) as well as ICO preventing you from operating as a business. Plus, there’s subsequent reputational damage, the potential for private claims and in some circumstances, directors are personally liable.
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Marianna is a dual-qualified (English and Russian) solicitor, specialising in Intellectual Property laws.
She advises a broad range of individual and corporate clients of various sizes and across different sectors, including IT, digital assets, gaming, fashion, entertainment, publishing, manufacturing, and food &amp; drink.
Outside of her daily work, Marianna is actively engaged in academia. She is currently in the process of writing her PhD thesis at King’s College London on the issues of fair remuneration of literary authors. Marianna teaches an LL.M module “Commercialisation of Intellectual Property” and is a senior editor at King’s Student Law Review (KSLR). She also sits on the Board of King’s Doctoral Students’ Association (KDSA), representing doctoral students of the Dickson Poon School of Law.

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Marianna Ryan

Marianna is a dual-qualified (English and Russian) solicitor, specialising in Intellectual Property laws.
She advises a broad range of individual and corporate clients of various sizes and across different sectors, including IT, digital assets, gaming, fashion, entertainment, publishing, manufacturing, and food &amp; drink.
Outside of her daily work, Marianna is actively engaged in academia. She is currently in the process of writing her PhD thesis at King’s College London on th

Lunch and Learn: The legal documents you need when working with clients

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