Conducting business successfully is dependent on having the right commercial contracts in place that take appropriate account of the requirements of the business and balance the rights and obligations properly between the parties. Having well structured contractual arrangements in place provides clarity and manages opportunities and risks between parties, which is essential to good commercial dealings and brings peace of mind.
Our commercial lawyers bring business wisdom and foresight to any transaction, derived from many years’ experience of advising all types of businesses including having acted as in-house Counsel. Our lawyers are experienced in considering the wider commercial context in which transactions are entered into, taking into account commercial objectives and advising companies in order to ensure the effectiveness of their contractual arrangements.
Our commercial lawyers are experienced across a broad range of sectors and types of contract including online, drafting and negotiating contracts, advising on general terms and conditions and carrying out risk reviews. The expertise within the firm is supported by collaboration between our lawyers across practice areas and sectors, to bring practical solutions for our clients.
- advertising and marketing
- agency and distribution
- collaboration agreements
- commercial disputes
- commission and introduction agreements
- confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements
- consultancy agreements
- consumer rights
- data protection and privacy
- equipment leasing and hire purchase
- event management agreements
- exploitation agreements
- franchising
- general terms and conditions
- intellectual property
- international sale of goods
- joint venture agreements
- licence agreements
- logistics agreements
- manufacture, purchase and supply
- option agreements
- outsourcing
- partnership agreements
- product liability issues
- research and development
- shareholder agreements
- share plans
- terms and conditions
- warehousing agreements
- website privacy notices, cookie polices and terms of us