What you agree towhen you engageus.
This page sets out the structure of our terms of business: how an engagement starts, what it costs, what each side is responsible for, and what happens when a date moves. The wording is being drafted with a solicitor before it is published.
Terms structure
What the terms will cover, and how they get finished.
Eight sections, covering the engagement letter, the fee structure, and the limits of what we take on.
Final wording to be supplied
Sections to be completed
- 01About these terms
- 02Services and engagement letters
- 03Fees, payment and instalments
- 04Client responsibilities
- 05Cancellation and rescheduling
- 06Intellectual property
- 07Limitation of liability
- 08Governing law
Your engagement letter is the document that governs the work we carry out for you, and it is issued in writing before a project starts. These website terms sit alongside it. Both are being drafted or reviewed by a solicitor, which is why no placeholder wording appears here.
How this page gets finished
The commercial position is already stated openly across this site. Every package page lists what is included, what is excluded, and who carries out the work at that level.
Scope written down first
Each package page already states its inclusions, its exclusions and where responsibility sits. The terms formalise that position rather than reinterpreting it.
Reviewed by a solicitor
Fees, instalments, cancellation and limitation of liability are drafted or reviewed by a solicitor before they appear on this page.
Issued with your engagement letter
The terms that apply to your project are confirmed in writing before the work begins, not after it.
Next step
Ready to talk aboutthe work itself?
Scope, fees and timescales are confirmed in writing before anything starts. The quickest route to that point is a consultation.