Shareholder and Partnership Agreements
At Fishers Solicitors, we know that all too often disputes can arise between business partners and shareholders. Given the risks involved with starting a business and the disputes that can occur down the line, we believe a strong business needs a strong agreement from day one. If you are looking to create an agreement with your shareholders or business partner, get in touch today with our solicitors in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Derby or Tamworth.
Book an AppointmentA shareholder or partnership agreement is a written agreement between either the shareholders or the partners of a business detailing specifics on funding, management, owner responsibilities, direction and structure of the business.
In order to minimise the potential for conflict and reduce the risk of uncertainty in the future, we believe that it’s vital for a business to come to an agreement on these fundamental issues as early as possible.
At Fishers Solicitors, our commercial solicitors can draft and review shareholder or partnership agreements that cover all the necessary grounds so the partners or shareholders in your business can share the same expectations, make decisions in confidence, and avoid conflict.
Each business is unique, and so too is each agreement. That’s why we believe it’s paramount to listen and understand your needs and concerns before drawing up an agreement. From professional advice on business strategy to the drafting of the agreement, Fishers Solicitors shareholder and business partnership agreement solicitors will ensure that your partners or shareholders have the peace of mind to proceed and succeed.
Commercial law advice & guidance from our experts
We cannot overstate the importance of investing heavily in your initial agreements when entering into business with others. Whether you are forming a limited liability company, partnership or limited liability partnership, the shareholder and partnership terms on which you base the business will ultimately define how it is run and how disputes will be resolved.
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Why have a partnership agreement or shareholders agreement?
What our commercial solicitors can do for you
Our commercially aware and innovative approach to shareholder and business partnership agreements allows our clients to run their businesses smoothly and professionally with confidence in the legitimacy of their decisions.
Our expertise includes:
- Drafting agreements
- Reviewing agreements
- Business strategy advice
- Cross Option Agreements
- Partnership Agreements
Shareholder and partnership disputes
If you are facing a shareholder or partnership dispute, our commercial dispute resolution solicitors can provide clear, realistic advice on resolving the issues at hand. Where there is a shareholder or partnership agreement, we can offer a detailed review on its contents and interpretation as well as assist in negotiations and settlement discussions.
It is rare that disputes have to go to court with the rising popularity and success of Alternative Dispute Resolution, but if it does become necessary in your case, we will robustly represent your position, giving you the best possible chance of achieving a positive outcome.
Why choose Fishers Solicitors commercial lawyers?
We’ve attained an enviable reputation for our skilled and modern approach to legal services. Our priority is to help your business run smoothly and avoid any unnecessary disputes. Disagreements amongst partners and shareholders can have the potential to result in lengthy and expensive court litigation. However, with an agreement drafted by one of our specialist solicitors in place, you can easily sidestep impending legal battles.
We will assist any type of business and have a wide range of experience, from tech start-ups, to property developers, to regional companies.
Our comprehensive full solution services mean our clients choose to stay with us for the long haul, trusting us to continue evolving our advice as their business goals and strategies vary and develop.
Fishers Solicitors is independently regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
Arrange an appointment with one of our experts
For further information on any of our services or to book an appointment with one of our shareholder and partnership solicitors please call your nearest office or complete our online enquiry form and a member of our team will be in touch.
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