Against the backdrop of a post-lockdown world we have put together a series of guides to help businesses identify what to consider when approaching transactional activity in the coming months.
In an inherently uncertain world, we bring clients the certainty and protection they need in their commercial agreements.
We are widely recognised by our peers and independent guides as one of the leading teams in the field. Our lawyers review, interpret, draft and negotiate a wide variety of commercial contracts in different sectors on behalf of a range of clients from start-ups to FTSE 100 companies.
Our international reach means that we act for clients on global deals on a day to day basis and recent transactions have covered over 70 countries.
A differentiating feature of our practice is our focus on big-ticket stand-alone outsourcing and commercial contract matters. Our expertise covers the full scope of commercial work, from providing a view on the enforceability of key provisions through to major deals involving a team of lawyers committed to a project for a number of months, major contract reviews and joint ventures. We also run legal helplines, providing some of our clients with day to day support when negotiating various commercial contracts.
Our lawyers offer specialist legal and sectoral knowledge in important areas such as data protection and monetisation, intellectual property and competition law and bring to bear a thorough knowledge of the financial services, retail and consumer, industrial, digital and health sectors. This enables us to provide commercial advice in context, with an eye to protecting our clients' data, brands and avoiding the pitfalls of anti-trust infringement. We work to find practical solutions to business issues.
The Chambers 2016 independent reports that we are a "....Strong commercial team operating across the country. Broad expertise with particular specialisms in retail and consumer, financial services, industrials and digital matters. Noted particularly for the strength of its relationships with FTSE100 in-house teams."
