For expert legal advice for your business call our commercial law solicitors at Taylor&Emmet on 0114 218 4051 or contact us online.
Taylor&Emmet LLP always looks to provide commercial advice from your perspective. We understand that you want a problem solved quickly, not a regurgitation of the law. By adopting this approach we have “gained an enviable reputation” for the quality of our work, according to the Legal 500.
We want to build a longstanding partnership with you and your organisation, and to become your trusted advisors. We will be there when you need us, we will ensure that work gets done on time, and we will invest our time in understanding your business.
If our approach to commercial law sounds right for you, why not get in touch and let us know what we can do for you?
OUR SERVICES
Taylor&Emmet solicitors can advise on all forms of agency arrangements, whether it is for a principal or an agent and whether or not an agency relationship is appropriate...
Commercial agreements are a business reality. They constitute an understanding between parties that should encapsulate a working agreement and encourage business harmony...
In this digital era, buying and selling online is becoming increasingly common among businesses of all sizes. If the first contact a customer may have with you is through your website...
The introduction of increased data protection requirements and the uncertainty surrounding them means many businesses need advice about how best to comply with current legislation.
You may wish to secure a loan with a bank or enter into a commercial contract with a client whose creditworthiness is unknown. Your bank is likely to insist you seek independent legal advice.
It is important to seek expert advice about how best to protect and enforce your best interests. We can help to draft agreements between you and any creator of intellectual property.
It is important to ensure you are sufficiently protected, whether you supply or purchase goods. Our solicitors advise on terms and conditions for a wide variety of businesses.
EXAMPLES OF OUR WORK
Preparation of digital home working contracts for unique development undertaking
Taylor&Emmet acted for the UK’s first development company, based in Sheffield. We acted in respect of the prepared contractual documentation for their Digital Inward Investment Home Working for Business Project – a unique undertaking being attempted for the first time anywhere in the world.
Preparation of service provider agreement
Taylor&Emmet prepared, negotiated and finalised a service provider agreement providing a call distribution system, related software and associated services to a number of leading insurance companies.
Provision of procurement advice
Taylor&Emmet acted for one of the main Government Sector Skills Councils in relation to a tender for the provision of certain services to the Sector Skills Council on a “call-off” basis. Our advice involved ensuring that the Invitation to Tender was compliant with the Procurement Directive, and preparing a suitable form of contract to be put in place with each successful tenderer.
Preparation of agency agreements
Taylor&Emmet acted for one of Sheffield’s major suppliers of silverware in preparing and finalising agency agreements governing their arrangements with agents in Italy, Germany and the Netherlands.
Shareholder arrangements
Taylor&Emmet acted for a leading Yorkshire and Midlands independent financial advisory firm in putting together detailed arrangements between the majority shareholders and a share incentive package for minority shareholders
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06 April 2020
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