by Jo-Ann A. Hamilton/4 December 2018
Jo-Ann spoke with Bruno, a solicitor and a director at the law firm Cassadys Solicitors which is based in the City. Bruno has extensive experience in providing legal advice and representation to the start-up community having previously been the exclusive legal counsel to the entire membership of the London Entrepreneurs Network, and now a mentor at Level 39 which is one of London’s leading start-up incubators. From his deep understanding of the community Bruno has developed an approach that is accessible, flexible, hands-on and client focused.
In this podcast episode Bruno and Jo-Ann discuss the various business structures available for entrepreneurs and how solo preneurs and startups can go about selecting which one is best suited to them. Which business structure are you considering for your startup?
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
- What is Cassady’s and what legal areas do they cover
- The main legal structures explained
- Considerations for each legal structure
- Common startup mistakes
- Why protecting your business matters for startups
MORE INFO ON BRUNO
Bruno’s main practise areas technology law and fashion law, and his clients include global AI developers, blockchain companies, technology companies of all kinds, and global fashion brands. He has extensive experience in the legal issues companies may face such as intellectual property, contracts, employment law issues, and Bruno also has 10 years worth of experience in advising clients on business immigration and immigration for EU nationals.
Bruno’s legal practise is heavily focused on start-ups and SMEs because he has a passion for seeing young businesses grow confirmed through his first hand experience of starting up a successful law firm. Bruno has 3 University degrees and outside of work his interests include running and reading.
