Guide for Founders
Do you dream of starting your own online business but don't know where to start? In our guide to digital start-ups, we accompany you step by step on the way to your successful start-up. From the first idea to implementation - we provide you with valuable tips, tried and tested tools and practical solutions to successfully build your company digitally. Regardless of whether you already have a vision or are still looking for inspiration: Here you will find everything you need to start your digital self-employment!
Good employees are highly competitive. Every company needs them. Start-ups too. Especially start-ups. At the same time, start-ups have a clear disadvantage because they cannot pay salaries as high as established companies.
On November 1, 2019, the law on the introduction of a card for electronic proof of identity for EU citizens and nationals of the European Economic Area (eID Card Act or eIDKG) came into force.
If you offer goods or services online in your company, you are generally obliged to provide an imprint on your website. The imprint provides information about you as a provider so that your customers have an overview of your identity. This is intended to create legal certainty and transparency. The legislator regulates this obligation in the German Telemedia Act (TMG). This obligation includes a list of details that you as the operator are obliged to clearly display on your website. An incorrect imprint can constitute a competition offence and result in fines.
The use of AI can bring many advantages: The improvement of forecasts, the optimisation of processes and resource allocation as well as the personalisation of services.
Legal advice may be necessary for various reasons. To get an initial assessment of your case, we recommend a free legal consultation, which many lawyers now offer with or without legal expenses insurance.
Why does it make sense to carry out a trade mark and trademark search, even if you don't want to register a trade mark initially, but just want to set up your start-up?
According to the Labour Protection Act, employers are obliged to introduce a system to record the hours worked by employees.
The two terms consumer and entrepreneur are frequently used in legal terminology. The term consumer is also frequently used in everyday language, as there are special protective regulations for consumers.
A privacy policy is mandatory for website operators. But what does it actually include to fulfil the legal requirements?
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