Company Commercial
Whether you are a sole trader, partnership, or a limited company, our company commercial solicitors can assist you with the ever-expanding legal framework affecting commercial life.
The company commercial team has grown to meet these demands and provide a comprehensive range of legal services tailored to meet the requirements of a broad range of businesses, all of which require a high standard of legal support.
Whether you are just starting out in business or planning to sell your business for a more relaxing future, we are confident that our company commercial solicitors can assist you in achieving your goals.
Recent Projects
- Warners completes corporate restructuring of IT consultancy Warners’ Company Commercial Team has recently completed a corporate restructuring of a privately owned IT consultancy based in London. Part of the restructuring...
- Warners continues to build on success The disposal of a long established business of building material suppliers for approximately £2 million was led by Patrick Smith, who was assisted by...
- Warners advises on the sale of another professional practice The sale of an established regional veterinary practice operating from three locations across the South East of England was led by Patrick Smith...
Latest news
- Copyright Case Highlights Need for Care Breach of copyright on the Internet is relatively common, but it is still a breach of the law and one for which there is no defence based on ignorance. Copyright is an absolute right, which arises automatically. Nothing has to be done to obtain it: it arises as soon as the...
- Businessmen Denied Profit for ‘Borrowed’ Business Plan When someone breaches a confidence and uses confidential information to make a profit, one of the legal remedies which may be sought is to require the person committing the breach to account for the profit made as a result...
- Correct Procedure Means No Human Rights Act Claim Social Housing providers will greet a recent decision of the Supreme Court with relief. The Court upheld a local council’s decision that it had discharged its duty to secure accommodation for persons who were homeless by sending each of them a letter offering accommodation...
