Company & Commercial Law
Support for Small & Medium Sized Businesses
At Nantes, we offer a full range of legal services for businesses. We provide legal help and practical advice for small to medium-sized business clients.
Our specialist team has in depth knowledge and experience of dealing with most aspects of company and commercial law and can help with the following and more on an as required or ongoing basis: company formations, start-ups, directorship, LLPs, shareholders’ agreements, contractual agreements, terms and conditions, service level agreements, selling and acquiring companies, franchise agreements, debt recovery as well as commercial litigation.
Commercial Property Law
Your commercial premises will often be the most important factor controlling the future of your business. Whether you are acquiring a freehold or leasehold property there are usually complex issues that need to be dealt with professionally and promptly. You may need advice relating to planning, taxation, landlord & tenant problems, the usual rights that properties need and are subject to, and restrictions on use.
If you are a landlord of commercial premises you may be faced with a wide range of problems including enforcement of payment of rent, dilapidations and consents to assignment. If you are a tenant you may need help to stand up to landlords that attempt to impose unreasonable terms on you in lease negotiations. The team at Nantes has many years of experience dealing with such issues plus an in-depth knowledge of the latest legislation.
We specialise in the legal needs of small and medium sized businesses and in particular:
- Guide To Improvements: Consent, Rent Review And Compensation For Business Tenants
- Land and Buildings
- Business and Lease Renewals
- Land Taxation
- Business Sales and Purchases
- Partnership, Limited Liability Partnership and Private Company Matters
- Compulsory Purchase
- Land and Commercial Disputes
- Business Leasehold Disputes
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Solicitors in Bridport, Dorchester, Portland & Weymouth
Why Choose Nantes Solictors
Choose Nantes Solicitors for your legal needs in Dorset and benefit from our reputable law business. With a history extending back to the 1800s, we have established ourselves as a leading authority in the region, famous for our legal knowledge and great client service.
We can customise solutions to our clients thanks to our considerable business and local experience. With offices in Bridport, Dorchester, Weymouth, and Portland, we are easily accessible throughout the region.
Each department at Nantes Solicitors is overseen by an experienced Director, ensuring competence and insight in every case. We simplify difficult legal issues with our forward-thinking guidance.
We prioritise your objectives, actively listening and collaborating with you to obtain the desired results. Our expert solicitors deal with any concerns that arise and provide thorough help throughout the procedure.
Nantes Solicitors is known for its legal quality, local knowledge, convenient locations, forward-thinking approach, and uncompromising dedication to customer satisfaction. We are your reliable legal partner in Dorset, ready to help you with all of your legal needs.
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