BERKELEY ROWE
INTERNATIONAL LAWYERS
Berkeley Rowe is committed to providing legal support you can count on. Whether it is commercial contracts, non-disclosure agreements, dispute resolution or employment law, our team of commercial and corporate lawyers are adept at providing legal solutions that help you achieve your commercial objectives. From complex contract advice to routine deals, our diverse capabilities is one of the reasons why we are the go-to provider for our loyal client base.
We have amassed a wealth of experience in a wide range of commercial and corporate disciplines. These include:
Mergers involve the consolidation of at least two different businesses in legal terms, thereby forming a new organisation. After a merger, the original two companies will cease to operate. Acquisitions involve one business purchasing the other outright. In a simple acquisition, the acquiring company obtains the majority stake in the acquired firm, which does not change its name or organisational structure.
There are several types of mergers and acquisitions. At Berkeley Rowe, we are able to act on behalf of all parties involved in transactions, including buyers, sellers and advisers.
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are designed to keep working practices and intellectual property safe. When NDAs are breached, there can be very serious consequences for a business. Our commercial and corporate lawyers offer expert advice which can protect our clients’ best interests.
Heads of terms are non-binding agreements which set out commercial agreements in principle. They can include letters of potential interest, memorandums of understanding, and letters of intent. We advise on the key elements that should be included in heads of terms, including deferred consideration, restrictive covenants, limitation on liability, and anti-embarrassment.
We advise, draft and negotiate on a wide range of commercial contracts, including shareholders’ agreements, master services agreements, subscription service agreements, consultancy agreements, distribution agreements, reseller agreements, and many more.
Berkeley Rowe is dedicated to providing expert corporate advisory services you can rely upon. As a result, we work tirelessly to achieve the best possible results for our clients. Here are a few reasons why we believe you should choose us as your corporate law solicitors:
Being able to resolve issues using negotiation processes can be much more preferable than having to go to court. By avoiding litigation, you can forget about the worries, costs and disruption to your everyday business. With the team of commercial and corporate lawyers at Berkeley Rowe, you can have the benefits of experienced solicitors who will go the extra mile to prevent litigation, and stand ready to reduce negative effects if a court case does ensue.
Our commercial and corporate lawyers have assisted clients in a broad range of areas within commercial and corporate law. For this reason, you can rely on us to provide expert advice in areas including building and construction, software development, manufacturing, e-commerce, real estate, professional services, and retail. It is this rich knowledge base that sets us apart from our competitors.
Our commercial and corporate lawyers do not just talk the talk. We have amassed many years of experience in resolving contentious issues across a huge range of sectors. Because we are accustomed to working for many different clients, both large and small, we are able to provide a complete service that will help you progress your business.
We do not believe that a bloated back office provides our clients with the personal service they expect. This is why all of our client-facing activities are handled by our highly-experienced commercial and corporate lawyers themselves. We pride ourselves on a superior and professional service that is geared towards you.
For more information about how Berkeley Rowe can help you, contact a member of our team to discuss your needs.
5 Merchant Square
London
W2 1AY
Berkeley Rowe Limited are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.