Commercial
We believe that the key to a successful outcome for our clients is to become an extension of their team.
Commercial lawyers who understand your business and deliver results
Almost always, businesses need to consider legal issues when making commercial decisions.
Whether there are regulations that apply or agreements that you need to draft, our commercial lawyers can advise you on how best to protect your business.
We believe that the key to a successful outcome for our clients is to really understand their businesses, most importantly their commercial and strategic objectives.
Our sector lead approach gives us depth of knowledge in our specialist fields, so we can give our clients insights into the markets in which they operate as well as legal advice.
Our main areas of expertise include:
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Data protection and privacy
In a world where data is fast becoming an increasingly valuable asset for businesses, our team can help you navigate the ever changing legal landscape.
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Health and Social Care
Our team of market leading experts advise care providers and care home operators on all aspects of their business, including all commercial agreements care providers need to run their business.
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Intellectual property
Whether you have a patent that you want to license, a brand you want to protect or know-how you want to exploit, our team can advise you on how best to protect your ideas and the commercial agreements needed to realise their commercial potential.
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Joint Ventures and Collaborations
Whether you are looking to set up a formal joint venture with a key partner, an MoU or a commercial collaboration to work more closely with another business, our team can advise on the best structure and documents you need to bring the relationship to life.
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Supply of Goods and Services
Whether you are selling off the shelf goods or bespoke goods or services, our team can advise on the terms you need to protect your business.
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Tech and Innovation
Our specialist team can advise businesses across the technology sector on how to protect their innovations and the agreements they need to exploit, with a particular interest in hard-tech and software platforms.
