For Business

A conveyancer specialises in the transfer of land and property and may act on residential or commercial property transactions.

However, corporate law is a separate area of practice and relates to the ownership, structure, and operation of a business rather than property. Corporate transactions, such as share purchases, restructurings, or management buyouts, require a corporate lawyer, not a conveyancer.

Similarly, while a conveyancer may deal with straightforward property transfers, commercial property transactions often involve additional complexity, such as leases, agreements for lease, and landlord and tenant issues, which require a commercial property solicitor.

You will need a specialist lawyer to undertake your corporate/commercial work; our team of specialist lawyers collectively have worked on transactions not only in the UK but internationally.

Yes, we can.  We always provide timescales at the outstet of each transaction.  However, if this needs to be prioritised our fee scope will reflect this and will be discussed with you.

To assist us to achieve your desired date for completion we kindly ask that you provide us with the requisite documentation and/or information at the earliest opportunity; this can delay your matter.

Unfortunately not.

We do not provide fixed fees as this does not truly reflect how a commercial/corporate transaction will be operated.

There may be external factors that influence the fee but we will always provide you with a fee estimate.  If there is additional work required, or the matter becomes protracted we will inform you of any uplift.

We are different to other firms as we do not provide a low fee quote to later on change.