Commercial Solicitors

Our award winning commercial solicitors are dedicated to ensuring that all of your legal business needs are catered for.  Our Commercial Department consists of leading specialists in the field of commercial and corporate law.

Types of Commercial Law Services we specialise in:
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• Business T&C’s
• Personal Agreements
• Intellectual Property Protection
• Franchising
• Raising Finance
• Expansion
• Business Start Up
• Contracts
• Health & Safety
  

We have extensive experience in advising and working with businesses of all sizes.Our solicitors fully understand the importance of supporting businesses, especially in a recessionary climate.  We have set up several new start-up businesses; taking care of all of their legal requirements from inception to trading. We have offered support and advice to a wide range of existing businesses, helping them adapt their business models as required. Our solicitors are valued not only for their depth of legal experience but also for their business knowledge, with many of them running their own successful businesses.  This enables them to effectively support any business and entrepreneur accessing our services.

Getting The Foundations Right
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It is essential for all business that they put solid contractual frameworks in place; starting from making a decision as to which legal framework is best for your business to binding all agreements in writing and setting out terms and conditions as well as personal guarantees, shareholder agreements, partnership agreements and franchising agreements. If you are an employer you will also need to consider the issuing of employment contracts as well as keeping up to date with Health and Safety Laws and all other legal requirements deemed necessary for the successful running of any business model.

The legal expertise of our commercial solicitors will enable you to make sure that you have met all the legal requirements necessary for the running of a healthy and successful business. This means that you will avoid any problems arising in the future from missed steps at the foundation stage.

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