BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL
Commercial law governs how businesses carry out their activities and engage in various transactions and relationships with one another, and with consumers. It provides all parties involved with assurance, and safeguards against potential risks in their commercial endeavors.
Our business and commercial solicitors can assist in various aspects of your business and commercial endeavors - from individuals selling a small scale business, to corporations selling off company shareholdings.
Pogson Cronin Kerr
can assist you with:
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Whether you are selling your business or interested in purchasing one, we can help you make it happen.
If you are a business vendor, we prepare your Contract for Sale including all negotiated conditions and inclusions in the sale, ensuring the required vendor disclosures are provided.
As a business purchaser, we thoroughly review the proposed Contract and negotiate the terms to ensure that your best interests are considered.
We will assist you in transferring the elements of the business required for continued operation, ensuring a smooth transition so you can get back to business.
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A Loan Agreement is a contractual agreement between two parties whereby one party (the lender) agrees to provide a loan to the other party (the borrower).
The Loan Agreement is an essential legal document that sets out the terms on which the money has been lent, including repayments, interest and default provisions. It is enforceable on both parties.
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A Shareholder Agreement is an arrangement amongst a company’s shareholders that outlines how the company should be operated and the rights and obligations of the shareholders. It also governs the relationship between company directors and shareholders.
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A Share Sale Agreement is a legal contract between a buyer and seller of company shares. The agreement transfers ownership of the shares in the company, outlines the sale terms and sets out the rights and obligations of the parties to the transaction.
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Franchise Agreements are contracts that operate whereby one party (the franchisor) grants another party (the franchisee) the right to operate a business under certain conditions using the franchisor’s branding and intellectual property.
