Work with me to ensure your business is protected from legal problems so you’re free to concentrate on growing your business and serving your clients.
Are you daunted or confused by the legal requirements for your business?
Are you worried you’re not prepared if a legal issue arises?
As a small business owner, you’re likely run off your feet trying to keep all the balls in the air.
You’re worrying about marketing, sales, delivering a high-quality product/service to clients, managing your team, keeping everyone happy.
But in the back of your mind, you know there are leaky holes in your legal infrastructure. You know as your business grows, there’s more chance of legal issues arising.
You want to be prepared for when that happens, but you’re not sure who to turn to.
✓ Business structure advice and establishment
✓ Buying or selling a business
✓ Dispute resolution or litigation
✓ Shareholder agreements
✓ Partnership agreements
✓ Client service agreements
✓ Employment agreements
✓ Licencing agreements
✓ Custom commercial agreements
✓ Terms & Conditions
✓ Intellectual property protection
✓ Company share sale transactions
✓ Commercial leasing
✓ Liquor licencing
If you don’t see what you need here – ask us anyway.
We have extensive experience in the areas that we work in and we’re confident that we can deal with all property, commercial, and estate matters. It’s likely that others have been in your circumstances before, or encountered the same problem as you have, and its equally as likely that we’ve found the solution. Take a look here to see some examples of the work we’ve done.
Our client was the vendor of a recently sold wholefoods business. They were looking forward to enjoying a well-deserved overseas holiday after settlement, but not all the parties were coming to the table – they needed our help to get everyone to settlement day.
Our client was an experienced business consultant who had been consulting with a financial planning firm for more than 7 years. It had been agreed that she was going to become a shareholder and equity partner when she loaned $200,000 to the firm without a written agreement.
