Across the world, businesses make and break contracts all the time.
Businesses should have their contractual arrangements supported by a written agreement. The key reasons are:
In making a contract, no business should fail to consider its activities in the context of competition law.
At times it would help to have an in-house legal team working to look after your interests. But if you would prefer not to have the overhead of the team all the time, then instruct our team as and when you need it.
The growth of our commercial practice has enabled us to give our clients access to those with relevant experience to form a highly effective team dedicated to getting the best deal.
This allows us not only to act to record a contract but to be involved in the planning and negotiation of the transaction so that opportunities to avoid pitfalls and to add value can be created and acted on.
FAQs - please see our Terms
1. What would be your approach to dealing with my proposed transaction?
To meet with you so that both you and we can gain an understanding of:
2. I am not sure at what stage and how best to use a solicitor to work on my contract?
Broadly, the ways in which we are brought in include:
1. reviewing and providing either a verbal and/or written report on issues arising, or
2. gathering the initial elements of the contract, either informally or by heads of agreement / letter of intent
Leading on to:
1. preparation or review and amendment of the draft documentation;
2. negotiation of the documentation to bring the contract to a conclusion;
3. handling the completion and elements of after-care.
We are particularly in tune with the wants and needs of owner-managed businesses and will tailor what we do to your requirements.