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Ensuring you do business on your terms  At DWT Legal, this is the guiding philosophy for our commercial team. Our goal is to make sure that our clients get exactly what they want and expect from a new business arrangement.Commercial law regulates business relationships between organisations and individuals. Well constructed agreements help manage, control and interpret the expectations and obligations of all parties. We help clients identify and prevent worst case scenarios and try to eliminate the likelihood of major confrontation. Our approach provides a communication mechanism to promote agreement. It also provides a mediation process to resolve any disagreements that may occur. This helps maintain confidence and goodwill in commercial transactions and relationships which is essential to on-going business. We begin by taking the time to build a strong understanding of our clients and their needs from which we can identify the best way to address them – quickly, simply and cost-effectively and deliver the best possible value. We are always conscious that our solutions must be appropriate to the level of risk and benefit to our clients. In the words of our senior partner Gareth Thompson “We won’t use a sledgehammer to crack a nut” Our solutions may include mediation whenever appropriate for your business. Click here for more details. Gareth and his team advise on employment contracts which should be in place for every employee. In addition, many of our clients require our help with service contracts for directors (executive and non-executive) and contracts for services with self-employed contractors. He also helps prepare written records of the shared expectations and obligations of company shareholders, business partners and members of LLP’s and advises on key issues of importance to business owners when buying and selling businesses. If you would like to discuss any aspect of commercial law with us, please call us on 01562 514862, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or contact us using the contacts page of our website. |