Legal Considerations when Collaborating with Others

Finding a business partner or collaborator who shares your passion and brings new skills and capabilities to the table is a dream come true for many entrepreneurs. But that doesn’t stop us worrying about the potential downsides if it doesn’t work out quite as well as we hoped.⠀

Having a clear agreement in place when collaborating with others helps to protect each party’s interests and prevent conflict down the line. Find out the key issues you need to consider to give your business the protection it needs, including intellectual property and confidentiality considerations.

About the Facilitator

Rashida Abdulai is a multiple award-winning Lawyer and CEO of the online legal platform, Strand Sahara. She started her career at the global law firm Hogan Lovells, where she worked for a decade representing some of the world’s largest corporations.

Moved by a desire to use her expertise to support African-owned businesses, in 2018 Rashida left the corporate world and founded Strand Sahara, with the mission to empower entrepreneurs in the UK and across Africa with the legal support they need to build the global brand of tomorrow.

Rashida has years of experiencing advising business owners on all legal aspects of their businesses and recognises the importance of making legal advice available to all. She is perfectly positioned to support entrepreneurs as they navigate the world of business.