Getting the detail right from day one.
We start by understanding your objectives in detail, right from the first conversation, so nothing gets missed later on.
Commercial property
All three involve the same legal groundwork - due diligence, contracts, and formal registration, handled properly so deadlines are met, budgets are respected, and your business isn't left exposed.
However you're approaching it, buying, leasing or refinancing, here's what our involvement usually looks like:
We start by understanding your objectives in detail, right from the first conversation, so nothing gets missed later on.
We liaise directly with agents, your accountant, financial adviser and any banking relationship manager, so information doesn't get lost between different parties.
We carry out the legal checks needed on the property, negotiate terms, and keep you informed at every stage.
We take a commercial, dynamic and proactive approach to each transaction, so it's completed on time and meets your objectives.
Once the transaction completes, we're still here for whatever comes next, whether that's a lease renewal, another purchase, or wider business advice.
Advising on buying or selling a small business, on a reasonable, fixed fee
Advising on the need for shareholders' or partnership agreements
Planning for what happens to your business if you die or become suddenly unwell
Advising on the impact of divorce proceedings on your business
We adapt our costs to the needs of your business and your budget, not a one-size-fits-all rate.
You deal with the same person from start to finish, not a rotating case handler.
From a first business unit to portfolio refinances, charities to pension schemes, we've handled it.
We can also advise on succession planning, shareholder agreements, and how life events affect your business.
Clowes & Co Solicitors holds the Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) accreditation, a recognised mark of quality and expertise in property law.
Yes. We take an innovative approach to costs and can fix our fees to adapt to the needs and budget of your business, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all rate.
Yes. Alongside property work, we can advise on buying or selling a small business on a fixed fee, shareholders' or partnership agreements, planning for what happens to your business if you die or become unwell, and the impact of divorce proceedings on your business.
Yes, in almost all cases. Commercial leases and purchases involve legal due diligence, contract negotiation and formal registration that carry real risk if handled without expert advice, whether you're a landlord granting a lease or a tenant taking one on.
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