Drafting Legal Documents
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How we can help your small business
Once a new business is set up, one of the first things that should be put in place is a portfolio of legal documentation. This portfolio centres on how your business will operate and should also ensure that you protect your business and ensure it is legally compliant where appropriate.
As the years pass and your business starts to evolve, the portfolio you originally put in place may no longer be appropriate or reflect a change of circumstance to your business and so the documentation may need reviewing to ensure your business remains adequately protected.
If your business has these documents in place and you wish for them to be reviewed and/or updated to reflect your business today, our commercial solicitors will be happy to review the same and provide advice if necessary. This is a relatively inexpensive exercise.
Low cost legal advice
Alternatively, if you are setting up a business and need some advice on legal documentation, or you have an existing business and require advice on putting certain documents in place, we offer low cost legal advice to meet your needs.
We are business solicitors based in Chester and can review and/or produce the following:
- Shareholder or partnership agreement;
- Contracts of employments;
- Rules and procedures dealing with grievances, disciplinary matters;
- Company policies;
- Terms of business;
- Documentation dealing with directors duties and liabilities;
- Supply of Goods & Service agreements;
- Personalised articles of association to meet your specific business needs;
- Share purchase agreement;
- Any many more.
We offer all clients a FREE no obligation 30 minute initial appointment.
For further advice, please contact us on 01244 506 444 to speak to our commercial business solicitors.
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