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Self employment covers people who work for themselves rather than as employees, including sole traders and independent contractors. A solicitor in this area helps with drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts, terms of engagement and payment provisions, and with issues around tax status and deductions. They assist in pursuing unpaid invoices, resolving disputes with clients or agencies, and advising on remedies such as small-claims or civil litigation, as well as advising on how to protect trade secrets and intellectual property.
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Contracts and terms of engagement are the core focus: ensuring clear scope, payment terms and remedies for breach. The solicitor handles disputes, file preparation, and strategic advice on enforcement, including court or tribunal proceedings where required. They also explain how status affects rights and responsibilities, and address consequences of late payment, breaches of contract, or misclassification.
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