From raising capital for your startup to securing private equity, we can help you.
Securing and managing business investments demands expert legal support. Our solicitors help you structure funding arrangements, mitigate risks, and create robust legal frameworks that attract and protect your investment capital.
FAQs
An investment is a cash injection into a business. They can happen at any stage, including startup, growing, established, or during financial difficulty.
There are many different types of business investments, including:
Whether you’re an investor or looking for investment, our investment solicitors can help with all parts of the process, including:Â
Our corporate solicitors have extensive experience in these areas. If you don’t see the service you need listed, don’t hesitate to give us a call on 0203 007 5500 and a member of our team will gladly advise.
With money and business at stake, it’s important that investments are executed correctly and efficiently.
A specialist corporate solicitor knows the particulars of the industry and will use this knowledge to ensure everything is compliant, identify and mitigate risks, and secure you the best results through skilled negotiation.
There are many variants to a corporate matter, so it’s difficult to provide meaningful price estimates without knowing the details.
If you’re unsure about the services you need and would like to discuss your options, you can book a complimentary 30-minute consultation with our corporate solicitors.
For a more in-depth discussion about your business, you can book a Business Health Check appointment for £420 inclusive of VAT.
If you know what services you need, you can book in directly with a corporate solicitor to get the ball rolling.
We are currently unable to offer legal aid in any capacity as we lack the necessary legal aid certificate. We also don’t offer pro bono work at present.
Call, email or provide us with a few details of your matter, and we’ll help you arrange an initial consultation. You’ll get:
We know legal matters can be stressful, but we’re always here to help.
No fee surprises. With monthly itemised billing and a range of fee options from fixed fees to deferred fee arrangements, we’ll help you keep costs down.
No chat bots or lengthy phone menus. Speak directly to a member of our team every time you contact us.
We’ll reply to any questions you have within 24 business hours so you’ll have the information you need to make the right decisions.
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