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I get enquiries from law graduates every week, who approach us with varying degrees of disillusionment about what to do. I can understand that it is a very frustrating time and many legal areas are...
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In the last two years we have seen our startup client base grow steadily. Here are some of the mistakes that tech startups in Ireland commonly make and how to avoid them. 1. Intellectual Property (IP)...
View ArticleWho are the best lean app development teams in Dublin for startups?
So far we have come across three really good app development teams. As a lean law firm, we like finding similarly lean, efficient teams and passing them on. Let me know of any others. 1. Redhills –...
View ArticleHow I increased traffic to my website by 4000% in 2 months.
Up until recently, I had tried Google Adwords, Search Engine Optimization and a few quickly put together articles to drive traffic to accesslegal.ie. I had read that high quality content, which is...
View ArticleStripe.com, IPO’s and Irish Startups
In the last 3 years there has been a significant change in the startup ecosystem in Ireland. Programmes such as Endeavour.biz, Launchpad, Hothouse and Propeller have reduced the friction involved in...
View ArticleIrish Startups 2012 – Infographic
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View ArticleIrish Startup Law Basics
Our checklist for Incorporation, Investment & Irish Startup Law. Questions? mail us. Company Incorporation 1. How and why to Incorporate 2. Types of shares: Ordinary vs Preference 3. Authorised...
View ArticleDisrupting the Engineering and Construction Industry from Ireland
A bit like the legal industry, the construction sector is contracting , full of incumbents and seems like a bit of a bad bet now. For that reason I think it is an ideal time to be disrupting it. When...
View ArticleWasting less time on Legal Documents
There are currently 3 ways that an Irish company can create legal documents: 1. Pay a solicitor to draft them using word document templates, which is expensive. 2. Find a free legal precedent online...
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