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Legal support
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Our dedicated startup legal team provides personalised advice, clear guidance, and strategic solutions to help you confidently build and scale your startup.

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Tailored legal support
for
startups

Our specialist solicitors provide legal solutions specifically designed for startups. From protecting your intellectual property, drafting your agreements and getting your policies in place. 

 

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Simplify legal complexities
for your startup

Launching a startup involves navigating many legal complexities, from shareholder agreements to regulatory compliance. We simplify these processes, providing clarity and confidence, so you can focus your energy on building your business.

How we can help you

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Drafting critical legal policies

We set your foundation on the right track, but ensuring you have all the correct policies in place.

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Contracts & agreements

Clear, robust contracts and agreements to protect your startup's interests, partnerships, and intellectual property.

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Regulatory compliance

Guidance to ensure compliance with industry-specific regulations and laws, helping you avoid costly pitfalls and legal challenges.

Key benefits

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Commercial solicitors

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Industry-specific legal specialists

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Fixed subscription fees

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Fast turnaround times

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Simply choose a 1-year subscription plan based on your company's turnover. Enjoy annual or monthly billing.

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/month + VAT

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