Every business should have a properly drafted set of standard terms and conditions to protect its interests and avoid potential disputes. Your terms and conditions should set out how you conduct business (such as payment terms and delivery obligations), but they should also limit your liability for when things go wrong - fending off costly and unnecessary claims from your customer and clients. 

Without a set of terms and conditions in place (or well-drafted contract) it's likely you'll have unlimited liability when things start to go wrong. So a £200 sale could trigger a £1m claim. A well drafted set of terms and conditions will address this - protecting your business' finances, and minimising the time and money you'll need to spend on dealing with complaints and issues.

Without a well drafted set of terms and conditions, your business is exposed to unnecessary risk. Don't wait for a problem to arise. Call us on 0203 7292 388 to safeguard your business with expert legal advice.

Commercial contracts are fundamental to the success of any business, providing a clear framework for transactions and relationships not covered by standard terms and conditions. Well-drafted contracts outline the rights and responsibilities of all parties, helping prevent misunderstandings and disputes. However, failing to enter into formal contracts can expose your business to significant risk.

Without a written agreement, a supplier may fail to deliver goods on time, jeopardising your ability to meet client deadlines and resulting in lost revenue and disputes. A client may dispute your terms of payment or the scope of services, leaving you without legal recourse to recover unpaid fees. Additionally, intellectual property rights may be inadequately protected, risking in unauthorised use of your valuable assets.

Taking legal advice when drafting commercial contracts is essential to mitigate these risks.

We prepare, review, and advise on all types of commercial contracts – from non-disclosure agreements, to supply contracts, procurement contracts, research and development contracts, collaboration agreements, loan agreements, advertising agreements, agency and distribution agreements, franchise agreements, outsourcing agreements, IT agreements, software development agreements, and many more.

Our specialist team will create comprehensive agreements tailored to your specific needs, ensuring they're legally enforceable and protect your interests.

Don’t leave your business vulnerable. Call us on 0203 7292 388 to ensure your business is protected, giving you the peace of mind you need to focus on what matters most - business growth.

Joint ventures and commercial collaborations offer exciting growth opportunities, allowing businesses to combine resources, expertise, and market reach. However, these arrangements also bring considerable legal risks that should not be overlooked. Without properly structured agreements, businesses can face disputes over management roles, profit-sharing, exit strategies, or intellectual property ownership. Such disputes can lead to costly litigation, loss of revenue, and potential damage to your reputation and client trust.

Taking advice from an experienced solicitor is crucial to ensure that your agreements are watertight and specifically tailored to protect your interests. A knowledgeable solicitor can identify risks you may see, assist in negotiating fair terms, and draft legally sound agreements that safeguard your business. This proactive approach equips you with the confidence needed to navigate partnerships effectively and can save you from future complications.

Don’t leave your business exposed to unnecessary risk. Call us on 0203 7292 388 for expert legal advice on joint ventures and collaborations, ensuring the success and longevity of your business partnerships.

Agency and distribution agreements can often play a crucial role in expanding a business’s reach and optimizing sales channels. While these agreements can foster growth and increase market presence, they also introduce significant legal risk that businesses must navigate carefully. Poorly drafted agreements can lead to disputes over territory, commission structures, and the rights and responsibilities of each party. These conflicts can result in costly litigation, loss of sales, and potential damage to your brand’s reputation.

Engaging an experienced solicitor is essential to ensure that your agency and distribution agreements are comprehensive and tailored to your specific business needs. A knowledgeable solicitor can help you understand the legal implications of your agreements, identify potential pitfalls, and negotiate terms that protect your business interests. By having well-structured agreements in place, you can focus on building successful relationships with agents and distributors without the fear of unexpected legal challenges.

Don’t leave your business vulnerable. Call us on 0203 7292 388 for expert legal advice on agency and distribution agreements, and secure your business's growth and success.

We don’t just prepare contracts, we structure deals.

Structuring your commercial arrangements properly is a vital step in ensuring the success and sustainability of your business. These arrangements can encompass a wide range of partnerships, joint ventures, and contractual agreements that drive growth and profitability. However, the complexities involved in creating these arrangements can introduce significant legal risk if not handled properly. Poorly structured arrangements may lead to tax issues, and significant loss of revenue.

Taking legal advice when structuring your commercial arrangements is essential to safeguarding your interests. An experienced solicitor can provide valuable insights into the legal implications of your agreements, helping you identify potential risks and navigate complex regulations. They can assist you in drafting clear, enforceable agreements tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that all parties understand their rights and obligations.

Don’t leave your business exposed. Call us today on 0203 7292 388 for expert legal advice when structuring your commercial arrangements, and lay a solid foundation for your business's success.