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Solicitor
in Charge: Tom FitzPatrick
Member:
Lawyers for Your Business
There
follows a list of stakeholders. Against each are examples
of the types of commercial contract which concern that relationship.
- the owner,
spouse and family; - articles of association, directors’ service
agreements, partnership agreement or shareholders' agreement,
pensions;
- the staff;
- contracts of employment, compromise agreements; pensions;
- the bank;
- loan agreements, mortgages on homes or business premises; unsecured
loans; personal guarantees; factoring agreements;
- the customers;
- sales conditions; franchisors’ agreements; consultancy agreements;
- the suppliers;
- purchase conditions; franchisees’ agreements;
- the landlord;
- leases and tenancy agreements;
- the credit
reference agency; litigation relating to accuracy of information;
- shareholders
(if any); - articles of association, shareholders’ agreements;
- partners
(if any); - partnership agreements; confidentiality agreements;
- debtors;
- litigation to recover money, compromise agreements; factoring
agreements;
- creditors;
- action to stave off litigation, compromise agreements;
- professional
advisers; client care agreements;
- issues;
- life and keyman cover, premises, contents, public liability
and product liability cover.
- anyone
else with whom the organisation does business or has a financial
interest in the success of the company – miscellaneous, but don’t
forget taxman and vatman.
FITZPATRICKS
CAN PROVIDE COMMERCIAL DOCUMENTS FOR YOU OR CONDUCT AN AUDIT OF
YOUR EXISTING CONTRACTS – WE CAN ADVISE YOU ON NEW CONTRACTS YOU
ARE ASKED TO SIGN AND NEGOTIATE CHANGES IF YOU WISH.
Well-written
agreements can make the difference between positive and negative
cash flow, between having and avoiding disputes, between acceptable
and unacceptable legal bills – theirs as well as yours. See also
litigation –
Your other
advisers
You
get the best from your advisers if they can work together with you
and with each other. FitzPatricks believe in teamwork.
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Property - for Freehold Property, Leases and Tenancy Agreements
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