Business Law
Startups, corporate structuring, and commercial matters handled with strong legal foundations delivered through thoughtful governance and risk-aware negotiation.
Businesses face legal challenges at every stage, from formation and growth to partnership disputes and major transactions. We help entrepreneurs, SMEs, and directors navigate conflict, manage risk, and protect the value they’ve built. Whether your matter requires negotiation or litigation, we lead with a clear strategy from day one.
What We Offer
Litigation & Disputes We Handle
- Shareholder and partnership disputes, including ownership conflicts and oppression claims.
- Director liability allegations involving mismanagement, breaches of duty, or financial disputes.
- Commercial contracts and business disputes.
- Disputes involving business sales, asset transfers, or failed transactions.
- Urgent applications to freeze assets, prevent unauthorized actions, or secure business continuity.
Agreements & Advisory Work
- Incorporation and corporate structuring for new and growing businesses.
- Drafting and reviewing service agreements, NDAs, franchise agreements, and commercial contracts.
- Buying or selling a business through share or asset purchases.
- Shareholder agreements, partnership agreements, and governance frameworks.
- Ongoing advisory for directors on compliance, risk management, and record-keeping.
FAQs
What counts as a shareholder dispute?
Conflicts over ownership, profit distribution, decision-making, or actions that unfairly prejudice a
shareholder can all qualify as shareholder disputes.
Do I need a lawyer to draft or review business contracts?
Yes, even small oversights can create major liability. We ensure your contracts protect your interests
and reduce future risks.
Can you help if my business partner is acting without my consent?
Absolutely. We handle urgent applications to preserve assets and stop unauthorized actions.
Do you work with startups?
Yes. We help founders with incorporation, structuring, agreements,
and early-stage governance.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Corporate records, contracts, communications related to the dispute, or any agreements in question.
If you don’t have them ready, we’ll guide you through next steps.