Commercial contracts
Our clients range from PLCs and household-name businesses to sole traders, as well as public sector and third sector clients across the UK. Many of our lawyers are dual-qualified (Scotland/England and Wales).
Our clients range from PLCs and household-name businesses to sole traders, as well as public sector and third sector clients across the UK. Many of our lawyers are dual-qualified (Scotland/England and Wales).
Austin is an award winning-lawyer and a Partner within our Corporate Division in Edinburgh.
If we think there's a better way of achieving your business goals, we'll tell you quickly and clearly why and how. Our lawyers are straight talking, pragmatic, accessible and commercially minded.
If you're negotiating a business contract - whether for the purchase or supply of goods or services, or any other commercial purpose - we can draft or review the contract and explain how contract law applies, ensuring that it "means what it says" without any unexpected or unwelcome terms being implied by law. The result will be clear written contract terms that give you certainty on your contractual rights and obligations.
We advise on dozens of commercial transactions every year so we know the likely pitfalls and how to pre-empt problems. Whatever comes up, the chances are that one of our experienced lawyers has seen it before so we provide peace of mind and protection against all contingencies. Our award-winning team is rated by both Legal 500 and Chambers as one of the best in Scotland.
We're happy to have an initial, free, no-obligation meeting to discuss how we can help. We can quote fixed fees for many types of work, including company secretarial services, trademark registration and trading terms and conditions. If it's not possible to provide a fixed fee then we'll give you a clear indication of the likely fee based on an agreed scope of work.
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