Corporate & Commercial Law Services Leicester

At Smith Partnership in Leicester, we understand the importance of strategic legal support in helping businesses thrive. With extensive expertise in financial, corporate, and commercial law, our dedicated team offers practical solutions to meet the unique challenges your business faces.

From tackling complex compliance matters to planning for long-term growth, we are committed to delivering results that drive success. With a deep knowledge of Leicester’s commercial landscape, we provide tailored advice designed to empower your business, overcome obstacles, and achieve sustainable progress. Having the right legal partner can make all the difference - let us help you succeed.

How We Help You

  • M&A – Legal expertise in mergers, acquisitions, and disposals, ensuring smooth transactions and regulatory compliance
  • Company Restructures and Reorganisations – Expertise in business restructuring, corporate reorganisations, and strategic realignment
  • Commercial Contracts – Support with drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial agreements tailored to your business needs
  • Shareholder Agreements – Guidance on structuring shareholder relationships, rights, and protections to safeguard business interests
  • Management Buyouts – Assistance with planning, financing, and executing management buyouts for a smooth transition

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Supporting Leicester For Over 20 Years

At Smith Partnership in Leicester, our multilingual team of solicitors is fluent in Gujarati, Hindi, and other languages, ensuring clear communication with clients from diverse backgrounds. We recognise that legal matters can be complex, particularly when English is not your first language, and are committed to making the process as accessible and straightforward as possible.

By overcoming language barriers, we provide expert guidance and representation, ensuring you receive the support you need throughout every stage of your legal journey.

Contact our team today

  1. To find out how our expert team of law solicitors can help you, contact us today on 0330 123 1229, send us an email via info@smithpartnership.co.uk or complete our contact form.
FAQs

There are numerous factors that affect the sale of a business and there is no one size fits all answer to this question; your business is after all unique and something in which you have invested significant time and effort. If you are thinking of selling your business we have an experienced and dedicated corporate and commercial team who can guide you through the process and will be happy to provide you with a number of different options in terms of our costs.

Properly drafted terms and conditions will provide clarity and help avoid costly disputes. They will help protect your business, ensure you comply with the law and prevent miscommunication with your customers. Whilst there are certain terms that are common from one business to another it is important to ensure that your terms properly reflect your business.

There is a lot to consider when buying a care home. Firstly, are you buying the existing company (i.e. the shares of the company through which the home is operated) or the business of that company? This is a fundamental question as it affects much of what follows. The care home will be an ongoing business and the apportionment of costs/liabilities/income etc. both before and after the purchase is completed will be affected. There are also regulatory considerations that must be borne in mind.

The articles of association are the basis of a company’s constitution regulating its operations. It is possible to adopt standardised model articles but it is important to consider your requirements as the articles can be amended to suit once they are properly understood. We can help you consider the options and tailor your company’s constitution.

It is not essential that you engage a solicitor but certainly advisable that you do. There are a number of different kinds of limited company and it may be that an alternative structure such as a Limited Liability Partnership is more appropriate. There are considerations that if not addressed correctly at the outset can have a significant impact later. Sound professional advice can help you deal with such issues properly and tailor the company to your specific circumstances.