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Quick, dependable legal advice allows you to quickly make the decisions that drive your business forward.
We appreciate this and so we are able to help business people throughout the UK set up new ventures, secure better deals and advise on legal problems.
Here are some of the areas we can help you with:
General litigation
We have the specialist knowledge to provide you with expert representation in every kind of litigation, ranging from defamation to personal injury.
Financing your business
We can help businesses raise finance, both to set up and expand. This includes assistance in preparing a business plan, through to approaches to private investors.
Debt recovery
We are able to help business people recover debts as quickly and cost-effectively as possible.
Directors
We advise on the financial and legal implications of accepting a directorship. We also advise and represent individual directors who are faced with disqualification proceedings for improper conduct of a company's affairs.
Disposals and acquisitions
We can advise on the legal aspects of re-organising your business. This might be a sale or purchase of assets or a business, a merger or setting up a joint venture, or a change in the status of your business from, for example, sole trader to partnership.
Commercial disputes
From time to time, businesses have disputes with their customers, suppliers, banks or advisers. We are able to help in resolving commercial disputes, whether through litigation, arbitration or mediation.
Insolvency matters
Many businesses face financial difficulties at some time. Whether these are short-term or terminal, we can advise on what options are open to you.
Internet and e-commerce
We can advise on all aspects of transacting business on the Internet. We also advise on defamation and privacy issues which can arise from the Internet and the use of email.
Setting up or developing your business
When setting up in business, we advise on all the legal implications, including your terms and conditions of trading, customer and supply contracts, guarantees and indemnities sought by bank lenders, and leasing contracts on company vehicles or office equipment.
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