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Queen’s Speech 2015—the Enterprise Bill

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Published on: 05 June 2015

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Table of contents

What are the key changes proposed by the new Enterprise Bill?
What are these changes intended to achieve, and do you think they will likely be successful in achieving their aims?
Who will benefit the most from these changes?
Is there anything that has been missed out or overlooked? Could anything included in the Bill have unintended consequences?
What should lawyers advising in this area do next?
What trends are developing in this area? Do you have any predictions for the future?

Article summary

Commercial analysis: Alex McPherson and Ryan Brown, of Ignition Law, consider the likely impact of the proposals in the new Enterprise Bill, and how lawyers can help small business clients.

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