Commercial Lease Solicitors Brighton and Hove

Drafting a lease involves arranging a consultation with one of our solicitors where you make it clear exactly what you want from this lease regarding the duration, pay and requirements of your commercial tenant. Our solicitors will then produce a lease in line with your demands.

Reviewing a lease involves booking a consultation with one of our commercial lease solicitors. Our commercial lease solicitors, will thoroughly read through the contact produced by your landlord and make sure the terms and conditions of the lease are clear to you. Additionally, our solicitors will inform you about the fairness of your lease contract.

Each commercial lease is different, which makes it impossible to provide an exact estimate on the cost before the initial consultation. We offer an untimed initial consultation priced at £108, including VAT to inform us on the details of your case.

A cost estimate of reviewing or drafting a lease agreement is anywhere between £300 to £3,000 plus VAT depending on the complexity and the amount of input you require from a solicitor.

Again, this will depend on the complexity of your lease and the amount of negotiation needed.

For the most part, the creation of the actual lease application will take between 24 to 72 hours. Following the creation of the application, the time frame depends on whether the business tenants want to negotiate the terms and conditions. In a straight-forward agreement the lease can be approved on the same day it was applied.

Depending on your matter, a typical review of a commercial lease case would involve:

1. Initial consultation to understand your matter
2. Review of the terms of the contract and calculating any potential losses
3. Advising on the fairness of the contract
4. Drafting and sending a letter before action to the other side outlining your claim and position
5. Dealing with the response, if any
6. Negotiating a finalised lease that is in line with your companies desires. 

Depending on your matter, a typical dafting of a commercial lease case would involve:

1. Initial consultation to understand your intentsions from the agreement
2. Review of the terms of your prospected contract and calculating any potential losses
3. Advising on the risks and the fairness of the contract
4. Drafting and sending a the lease to the other side
5. Dealing with the response, if any
6. Negotiating a finalised lease that is in line with your  desires.