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Agency Agreements

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is an Agency Agreement?

An agency agreement is a legal relationship in which one party, known as the principal, authorises another party, known as the agent, to act on its behalf in various matters.

The relationship is typically governed by the terms and conditions outlined in the agency agreement.

Our panel of specialist lawyers can draft and advise you on the following:

• Formation of Agency Relationship
• Agent's Authority
• Types of Agents
• Duties of the Agent
• Duties of the Principal
• Termination of Agency
• Liability Third-Party Relations
• Agency and Contract Law

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Airbnb Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Airbnb Insurance.

What is Airbnb Insurance?

Airbnb insurance covers your property investments and you while hosting throughout the UK.

• Coverage for accidental damage, theft, and liability claims
• Protection for personal belongings and the property
• Public liability included which covers tenants, guests, and third parties against injury, illness, or damage to their property arising from your property
• Cover for employees against illness or injury sustained in the course of working for you in relation to your accommodation
• Cover for your loss of income should the property be uninhabitable due to buildings and/or contents damaged 
• Comprehensive coverage tailored to meet the needs of Airbnb hosts throughout the UK

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Asbestos Inspections

Our panel of trusted specialist partners can carry out asbestos reports throughout the UK.

• Qualified surveyors to carry out reports
• Asbestos reports are carried out mainly on properties built before the year 2000 as may these may contain Asbestos
• A report is advised and should also be carried out in commercial units or communal areas at the same time as a Fire Risk Assessment which our company can arrange the latter
• All reports stored in a safe place within your own dashboard
• Competitively priced
• Inspections help prevent any issues that may arise when selling or renting out a property and should be done prior to any refurbishment or demolition works

Find out how are panel of specialists can assist you further.

Assisted Sale Agreements

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What are Assisted Sale Agreements?

Assisted Sale Agreements are drawn up and put in place  for assisted sales, where a company takes over control of your mortgage payments, property maintenance and council tax.

The company in question will give you cash upfront to help you buy your next home, then sells your old property as quickly as possible.

Our panel of specialist lawyers can draft and advise you on the following:

• Drafting the Assisted Sale Agreement
• Management of the Agreement
• Register the Restriction on Title

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Auction Pack Review

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What is a Auction Pack Review?

When considering purchasing a property at auction, it's essential to be aware of both the benefits and risks involved, given that winning the bid legally obligates you to complete the purchase, unlike the standard conveyancing process. Before the auction, you will typically receive a legal pack from the auction house, which may sometimes be inadequate, especially in cases of repossession where the seller had no ownership or residence in the property.

The auction legal pack should include key documents such as the;Contract of Sale, Title Plan, Register of Title (title deeds), Conveyancing Searches, Protocol Forms (TA6, TA10, and TA7), and, if applicable, a Leasehold Information Pack detailing ground rent, service charges, and major works for leasehold properties.

Our carefully selected panel of specialist lawyers can advise accordingly and provide a full report of all the legal implications before entering into a binding agreeement. Which they aim to do within 24 hours of receipt of instructions.

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Auction Property Sales

We have carefully selected a panel of Auctioneers, who will be able to assist in selling residential and commercial property throughout the UK including Ireland and Scotland.

SynergiseUK vet all auction companies, who work to our strict code of practice, and offer the following for clients.

• Unrivalled Service
• Residential and Commercial Sales
• Help and Support
• No Fees to sell with some of our auctioneers

Find out how our panel of Auctioneers can assist you.

Audit and Tax Investigations

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What are Audit and Tax Investigations?

An Audit and Tax Investigations is when HMRC open up a full enquiry, and will look to review the entirety of your business records. Which is usually because they believe that there is a significant risk of an error in your tax.

When investigating limited companies, HMRC might look closely into the tax affairs of company directors as well as the affairs of the business itself.

Our specialist lawyers are here to support and represent your business in any tax investigations or audits by HMRC, ensuring you’re well-prepared and adequately defended.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Bank Freezing Orders

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What are Bank Freezing Orders?

Bank Freezing Orders allow the state to freeze money in bank and building society accounts that it considers to be criminally tainted, and then apply for this money to be forfeited.

Freezing Orders are quick and relatively easy for enforcement agencies to obtain.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you. 

Blocks of Flats Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Blocks of Flat Insurance.

What is Blocks of Flat Insurance?

Blocks of Flat or Block Insurance is a vital insurance policy for residential blocks of flats or apartments in the UK. It covers risks like fire, theft, vandalism, accidental damage to the building, external and internal common areas, to include solar panels, landscaping and more.

• Malicious damage and or theft by tenants
• Loss of rent following damage
• Alternative accommodation costs for residential units
• Protects your legal liabilities towards others including tenants and visitors
• Cover can be customised to suit the specific needs of each block or development
• Additional cover options being engineering damage - to cover such things as such as boilers, heating or air conditioning units. Cover for damage to surrounding property increased costs of working or repair investigation costs are just a few of the specific policy enhancements available to ensure you are well insured
• Competitive premiums

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Boiler Cover

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Boiler Cover.

What is Boiler Cover?

Boiler Cover, is there for your peace of mind against those expensive repair bills.

We have listed below the main cover within your policy:

• Boiler breakdown up to the value of £1,500 for any one claim
• Central Heating cover up to the value of £1,500 for any one claim
• Choose from 3 levels of cover to suit your budget
• Boilers over 7 years can be covered 
• Unlimited call outs
• Nationwide cover with 365 day UK support
• No call out charges
• Parts and Labour included
• No Excess available

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Buildings Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer options when looking for Buildings Insurance.

What is Buildings Insurance?

Buildings Insurance is there to protect you against damage or loss to residential or commercial buildings.

• Policies designed to cover various perils such as fire, flood, storm, or theft
• Financial assistance to repair or rebuild damaged structures
• Coverage for structural elements like walls, roofs, floors, and foundations
• Additional coverage for fixtures, fittings, and permanent installations
• Indemnification for accidental damage or vandalism
• Optional add-ons for contents insurance, liability coverage, or legal expenses
• Premiums based on factors such as property value, location, and desired coverage level
• Claims process for reimbursement of repair or replacement costs
• Peace of mind and financial security for property owners in the event of unforeseen damage

This policy by some of our brokers is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. This means when you buy this policy, you are helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim.

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Business Finance:  Asset Finance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Asset Finance?

Asset Finance is the fastest growing finance option for businesses small or large which can be used to grow by acquiring much needed equipment, such as vehicle fleets, farm machinery and even aircrafts. You pay a regular amount to use the asset over an agreed period, avoiding the full cost of buying what is needed outright. 

Our panel of specialist finance brokers are on hand to help new startups and franchisees.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help in finding the right deal for you.

Business Finance:  Invoice Finance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Invoice Finance?

Invoice Finance enables you to leverage your future cash flows effectively. This way by utilising invoice finance, you can access the cash tied up in unpaid invoices. The solution is particularly beneficial if you are experiencing delays in receiving payment from customers. Instead of waiting for weeks or months, invoice finance provides you with immediate cash, ensuring that you don’t have to wait to get paid and carry on with your business. 

The amount of money you will receive you is based on the each lenders own risk criteria.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Business Finance:  Unsecured Business Loans

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What are Unsecured Business Loans?

Unsecured Business Loans are for businesses seeking funding without collateral requirements, These loans allow you to borrow money without offering specific assets as security. However unsecured loans come with slightly higher interest rates compared to secured loans, as they provide flexibility and convenience.

An unsecured loan from a lender is typically offered a loan duration of 12 to 72 months with our specialist finance brokers able to often negotiate limited early repayment methods.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help find the right loan for you.

Business Finance:   Asset Refinance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Asset Refinance?

Asset Refinance is a way to unlock some cash that could be tied up in assets your business owns. This is an agreement where you sell the asset to your financing company for a price that is based on the current value of the asset. In return you then repay the amount loaned to you in instalments over a set agreed period of time.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Business Finance:   Merchant Cash Advance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Merchant Cash Advance?

Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is a fast and flexible financing option. This type of finance provides businesses with quick access to cash without the lengthy approval process of the traditional loans. With MCA, repayment is based on a percentage of future customer card sales, simplifying the repayment structure. This will allow businesses to repay the advance through small deductions from each transaction made.

With MCA one of the key advantages is the speed of funding, with approvals and funding taking as little as 24 to 72 hours to arrange.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Business Finance:   Secured Loans

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What are Secured Loans?

A Secured Business Loan enables you to access funding by providing an asset, such as a property your business owns, as security. With a secured loan there's less risk to any lender, interest rates can be lower compared to unsecured business loan rates. The lender can sell your asset to recover the funds if you don't repay. There is also a reduced need for stringent personal credit checks and does not necessarily require the business to be profitable to get a loan.

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Business Formation

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Tax Advisors are always here to support and assist you when needed.

What is Business Formation?

Business formation is the process of legally incorporating and registering a limited company with Companies House.

This can be done quickly (subject to Companies House workload) 

It's not a legal requirement to register a company. However if you choose to do business as an unregistered entity or sole trader, there will be no legal separation between you and your business. So, if something goes wrong, your personal finances or assets could well be at risk.

The shares and structure of the business can be set up for you, and to look at the tax structure.

Find out how our panel of specialist tax advisors can assist to set up your business.

Business Formation and Structure:  Captive Insurance Structures

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What does Captive Insurance Structures involve?

Captive Insurance Structures refer to a risk management strategy where a company establishes its own insurance subsidiary to cover its specific risks. This subsidiary, known as a captive insurer, is wholly owned by the parent company.

The purpose of captive insurance is to gain more control over insurance costs, tailor coverage to the specific needs of the business, and potentially achieve cost savings.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Business Interruption Claims Management

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What is Business Interruption Claims Management?

Business Interruption Claims Management within the context of Business Formation and Structure law in the UK involves handling disruptions that impact a business's ability to operate.

In the UK, businesses may face interruptions due to various factors such as natural disasters, accidents, or economic downturns.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Companies Act Compliance

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What is Companies Act Compliance?

Companies Act Compliance is a crucial aspect of Business Formation and Structure.

The Companies Act establishes the legal framework for the creation and operation of companies.

Compliance involves adhering to the regulations and requirements outlined in this legislation to ensure proper governance and transparency in business operations.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Corporate Governance Advice

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What is Corporate Governance Advice?

Corporate Governance Advice involves providing guidance and recommendations to businesses on how to establish and organise their internal structures to ensure effective decision-making, accountability, and compliance with legal and ethical standards.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Demergers and Corporate Restructurings

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What are Demergers and Corporate Restructurings?

Demergers and Corporate Restructurings are legal processes within Business Formation and Structure law that involve the separation or reorganisation of business entities.

A demerger occurs when a company divides its operations into distinct entities, leading to the creation of independent companies or subsidiaries.

This process allows businesses to streamline operations, focus on core activities, or respond to changing market conditions.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Employee Stock Option Plans

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What are Employee Stock Option Plans?

Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOP) is an employee benefit plan that enables employees to own part or all of the company they work for.

ESOPs are most commonly used to facilitate succession planning, allowing a company owner to sell his or her, shares and transition flexibly out of the business, or buy a set number of shares of the company stock at a preset price. Which is also known as the grant price.

This offer doesn't last forever, though. You have a set amount of time to exercise your options before they expire.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Licencing

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What is Licencing?

Licencing refers to the legal permissions and authorisations required for certain business activities. This typically includes obtaining licenses for specific operations, such as selling alcohol, operating a taxi service, or running a gambling establishment.

Licensing ensures that businesses comply with regulations, maintain public safety, and adhere to industry standards.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Mergers and Acquisitions

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What are Mergers and Acquisitions?

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) involve the consolidation of companies through various transactions.

M&A activities encompass processes such as mergers, where two companies combine to form a new entity, and acquisitions, where one company acquires another.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Purchasing Assets

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What is Purchasing Assets?

Purchasing Assets is a key aspect of business formation and structure law. When establishing a business, entrepreneurs often acquire assets such as property, equipment, or intellectual property.

The process involves legal considerations, including due diligence to assess the value and condition of the assets, negotiating purchase agreements, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Regulatory Compliance for Insurers

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What is Regulatory Compliance for Insurers?

Regulatory Compliance for Insurers  refers to the adherence of insurance companies to the legal and regulatory framework governing their establishment and organisational structure. This includes compliance with laws and regulations set by regulatory bodies such as the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

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Business Formation and Structure:  Reinsurance contracts and Disputes

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What are Reinsurance Contracts and Disputes?

Reinsurance Contracts play a crucial role in mitigating risks for insurance companies by transferring a portion of their liabilities to other insurers known as reinsurers.

Disputes related to reinsurance contracts may arise due to disagreements over coverage, interpretation of policy terms, or claims settlements.

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Business Formation and Structure:  Selling Assets

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What does Selling Assets involve?

Selling Assets refers to the process of transferring ownership or disposing of tangible and intangible properties held by a business entity. This can include selling real estate, equipment, intellectual property, or other valuable assets.

The legal considerations surrounding asset sales involve compliance with relevant regulations, contractual obligations, and tax implications.

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Business Structure

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What is Business Structure?

Business Structure doesn't refer so much to the organisation of your business, but rather its legal personality.

Your choice of business structure will influence your tax and legal liability, finances, and your business' growth trajectory

There are 4 main types of business structures in the UK and each of them has various tax and liability implications for owners and shareholders: 

• Sole trader
• Partnership 
• Limited liability partnership
• Limited company.

Find out how our panel of specialist tax advisors can assist with the right business structure for you.

Buy to Let Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Buy to Let Insurance.

What is Buy to Let Insurance?

Buy to let insurance is designed to protect Landlords and their rental properties. 

Cover to include:

• Covers building, contents, and landlord liability
• Protects against risks, loss of rent, and legal expenses
• Tailored policies for buy to let landlords
• Experienced insurance providers focused on the rental market
• Competitive premiums

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Buy to Let Mortgage:  Let to Buy

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients.

What is a Let to Buy mortgage and how do they work?

Effectively, Let to Buy is two transactions, where you rent out your existing property in order to buy a new residence to move into.

In the end you will own two properties.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Airbnb

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is an Airbnb Mortgage?

An Airbnb Mortgage refers to any borrowing made for a property which is being listed for rental on a site like Airbnb.

They work in the same way as a standard buy to let mortgage, however there are a few key differences. For example, an Airbnb mortgage will usually attract higher interest rates than a standard buy to let mortgage. This is because they are seen by lenders as a higher risk.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can assist to find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Buy for Uni Mortgages

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Buy for Uni Mortgage?

A great way to start your journey as a student on the property ladder.

Instead of paying rent to a landlord, a student buys the house and will receive rent from their housemates to assist with covering mortgage payments.

With deposits from as little as 0% and support from parents, a student can buy a property near their university.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can assist to find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Buy Renovate Rent 

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Buy Renovate Rent Mortgage?

The buy, refurbish, refinance strategy is a great way of building a large property portfolio quickly. 

You purchase a property that needs refurbishment with landlords then able to re-mortgage and use their original deposit to buy further properties.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Capital Raising

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Capital Raising Mortgage?

A Capital Raising Mortgage is a way of remortgaging your investment property to release funds for other purposes.

The funds could be used for refurbishment, to purchase another property, or consolidate debts as some of the main examples.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  First Time Landlords and First Time Buyers

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a First Time Landlords and First Time Buyers Mortgage?

A First Time Landlord Mortgage is for those starting on their journey into the buy to let world, who own their own home, and are looking to purchase a property as an investment. You will usually be required to put down a deposit of around 25% of the property's value; and in some cases as much as 40%. Our panel of brokers will look at the best options for you.

First time buyers who want to be a landlord without owning their own home, can do so. You will have to pay a much higher deposit than if you use your status, to purchase your own first home to live in. Our panel of brokers have access to first time buyer landlord mortgages 

You will almost certainly need to put down a larger deposit than a domestic buyer – this could be around 25% of the property's value but maybe as high as 40%. The larger your deposit, the more likely you will get a mortgage offer and a better rate.

There is the possibility that you may find it more challenging to secure a loan than if you have owned residential property before. This is because fewer buy-to-let mortgages are available to first-time buyers – around a fifth by some reckoning. Plus, you'll likely need to put down a bigger deposit.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  HMO Mortgages

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients.

What is an HMO Mortgage?

HMO (House in Multiple Occupation), is a term used to describe a property rented out to at least three people who are not from one household but share communal areas, such as the bathroom and kitchen. When looking to borrow money against an HMO, a specialist buy to let mortgage is required. 

A single household being a key term, is classed as a property used by couples who are married/living together, a single person, families or relatives. These do not fall under HMO landlord laws.

Another term often used to describe an HMO is more commonly known as a house share. This could be students renting one house or workers sharing a house.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Holiday Let Mortgages

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Buy to Let Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Holiday Let Mortgage?

Holiday Let Mortgages are for people looking to borrow money to buy a property that will be let out on a short-term basis to tourists as a business.

This type of mortgage differs from a holiday home mortgage, where you borrow money to buy a second home that only you will use.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Limited Company

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Limited Company Mortgage?

A Limited Company is a Buy to Let Mortgage specifically for limited companies instead of independant landlords. This can be arranged either with a company that is already established and set up to buy, sell or manage property or by creating a new Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to manage your portfolio.

We have a panel of accountants to advise on a (SPV) if required. 

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Multi Unit Freehold Blocks

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is an Multi Unit Freehold Blocks Mortgage?

A Multi-Unit Freehold or Multi-Unit Freehold Block (MUFB) is the name more commonly associated with any group of independent properties that are listed under one freehold title, and not multiple leaseholds.

This could include a block of flats, a house that has been converted into flats, or a row of terraced houses.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Portfolio Landlords

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who have at times exclusive offers for our clients.  

What is a Portfolio Landlords Mortgage?

A Portfolio Mortgage allows landlords to put all their Buy to Let properties under one mortgage, with no upper limits as to how many you can be included within the portfolio although some lenders may stipulate a number.

The whole portfolio is managed and looked after as one account by one lender with a just single monthly repayment instead of the usual multiple by one lender. Which makes it easier landlords to keep track of their investments.

Portfolio landlords are those who own at least four rental properties with buy to let mortgages attached, and can be of varying types. Which can include a mixture of buy to let, holiday let, HMO and multi-unit freehold properties. 

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Product Transfer

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Product Transfer Mortgage?

A Mortgage Product Transfer allows you to change your current mortgage product to a new one with the same lender.

With a product transfer is usually chosen when your current mortgage deal is coming to an end or if you're looking to borrow more money using your property as security.

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Remortgaging 

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Remortgaging?

Remortgaging a Buy to Let is when you switch to a new mortgage being on the property you rent out.

This can involve moving to a different lender or staying with your current lender and getting a new deal. 

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Buy to Let Mortgages:  Student Mortgages

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Mortgage Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is a Student Mortgage?

In simple terms this is a mortgage with the same terms as an HMO (House of multiple occupancy) however the lending criteria will. Your loan offer will be calculated on the rent with an HMO which you achieve on a room by room basis, rather than on the property as a whole, with this mortgage. The lender will also look at your experience as a landlord.

The exact criteria will vary from lender to lender, but the majority of lenders will require that you:

• Can prove an income of at least £25,000
• Own your own residential property
• Have a deposit of 25% or more
• Can show you can complete the mortgage before the age of seventy
• Will need to show you have prior landlord experience  and whilst lenders are flexible for those taking on sole tenant properties, you are unlikely to get approved for a buy to let mortgage on a student property without such experience

Find out how our panel of specialist mortgage brokers can help find the right deal for you.

Capital Allowances

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What is Capital Allowances?

Capital Allowances are a type of tax relief for business. Which allows you to deduct some or all of the value of an item from your profits before you pay tax.tax.

If you buy an asset that qualifies for 100% first year allowances you can deduct the full cost from your profits before tax.

Find out how our panel of specialist tax advisors can assist you claim your Capital Allowances.

Capital Gains Tax (CGT)

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What is Capital Gains Tax?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a tax on the profit when you sell (or 'dispose of') something (an 'asset') that has increased in value.

The gain you make is the part that is taxed, not the amount of money you receive.

Capital Gains Tax bills must be paid within 60 days of the property sale (this used to be 22 months). Which is for property that is owned in your personal name

Find out how our panel of specialist tax advisors can assist you. 

Card Terminals

Offering highly competitive fees from our Specialist Merchant providers to help any business size.

There are a range of card terminals as listed below:

• PAX A920
• MOVE 5000
• CASTLES SATURN1000
• VERIFONE V240M
• INGENICO AXIUM DX8000

Each customer will receive to assist and make things easy for your business a merchant panel hub for FREE, to include the following:

• Invoicing Software
• CRM
• Virtual Terminal
• Resources and Documents
• Quoting Tool
• Products Portal
• Pay by Link
• And more...

Find out how our panel of merchant providers can support your business.

Carers Insurance:  Home Employment Carers Insurance

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Insurance providers can offer Carers Insurance to cover Personal Assistants, Self Employed Carers, Home Employment, Direct Payments Carers, Carer Employment and Domicillary Carers, working throughout the UK, offering you peace of mind should the need for a claim arise.

Listed below are the some of the key features of each policy.

• No Excess
• Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million
• Loss or Damage to Property
• Personal Accident
• Legal Expenses
• Employers Liability Insurance up to £10 million (For those directly employed)
• Free Employment Law Guide (For those directly employed)
• Redundancy Cover (For those directly employed)
• Accidental injury to any person
• No Hidden Fees

This policiy is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. Which means when you buy this policy from some of our providers, you will be helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim. 

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Carers Insurance:  Carer Employment Insurance

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Insurance providers can offer Carers Insurance to cover Personal Assistants, Self Employed Carers, Home Employment, Direct Payments Carers, Carer Employment and Domicillary Carers, working throughout the UK, offering you peace of mind should the need for a claim arise.

Listed below are the some of the key features of each policy.

• No Excess
• Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million
• Loss or Damage to Property
• Personal Accident
• Legal Expenses
• Employers Liability Insurance up to £10 million (For those directly employed)
• Free Employment Law Guide (For those directly employed)
• Redundancy Cover (For those directly employed)
• Accidental injury to any person
• No Hidden Fees

This policy is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. Which means when you buy this policy from some of our providers, you will be helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim. 

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Carers Insurance:  Direct Payments Carer Insurance

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Insurance providers can offer Carers Insurance to cover Personal Assistants, Self Employed Carers, Home Employment, Direct Payments Carers, Carer Employment and Domicillary Carers, working throughout the UK, offering you peace of mind should the need for a claim arise.

Listed below are the some of the key features of each policy.

• No Excess
• Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million
• Loss or Damage to Property
• Personal Accident
• Legal Expenses
• Employers Liability Insurance up to £10 million (For those directly employed)
• Free Employment Law Guide (For those directly employed)
• Redundancy Cover (For those directly employed)
• Accidental injury to any person
• No Hidden Fees

This policy is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. This means when you buy this policy from some of our providers, you will be helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim. 

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Carers Insurance:  Self Employed Carers Insurance

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Insurance providers can offer Carers Insurance to cover Personal Assistants, Self Employed Carers, Home Employment, Direct Payments Carers, Carer Employment and Domicillary Carers, working throughout the UK, offering you peace of mind should the need for a claim arise.

Listed below are the some of the key features of each policy.

• No Excess
• Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million
• Loss or Damage to Property
• Personal Accident
• Legal Expenses
• Employers Liability Insurance up to £10 million (For those directly employed)
• Free Employment Law Guide (For those directly employed)
• Redundancy Cover (For those directly employed)
• Accidental injury to any person
• No Hidden Fees

This policy is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. Which means when you buy this policy from some of our providers, you will be helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim. 

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Carers Insurance:   Domiciliary Care

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Insurance providers can offer Carers Insurance to cover Personal Assistants, Self Employed Carers, Home Employment, Direct Payments Carers, Carer Employment and Domicillary Carers, working throughout the UK, offering you peace of mind should the need for a claim arise.

What is Domicilary Care Insurance?

Domiciliary Care Insurance is a product specifically tailored to keep you covered whilst providing care typically associated with personal service care. It’s sometimes referred to as ‘Dom Care Insurance’. The domiciliary care sector is focused on people who need day-to-day support but do not require healthcare-related care from their care workers.

Listed below are the some of the key features of each policy:

• No Excess
• Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million
• Loss or Damage to Property
• Personal Accident
• Legal Expenses
• Employers Liability Insurance up to £10 million (For those directly employed)
• Free Employment Law Guide (For those directly employed)
• Redundancy Cover (For those directly employed)
• Accidental injury to any person.
• No Hidden Fees

This policiy is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. Which means when you buy this policy from some of our providers, you will be helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim. 

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Cloud Computing and Hosting

Find out the power of cloud computing offered from our panel of carefully selected Specialist Developers.

They can offer you the following support:

• Amazon Web Services
• Virtual Machine
• Azure Services
• Rotational Backups
• Managed Server Support Services
• Cloud Computing

Find out how our panel of specialist developers can assist you.

Commercial Contracts

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Commercial Contracts?

Commercial contracts are legally binding agreements that govern the relationships and transactions between businesses.

These agreements outline the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of the parties involved, addressing various aspects such as product or service specifications, delivery terms, payment conditions, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Commercial Insurance.

What is Commercial Insurance?

Commercial Insurance for shops, restaurants, or industrial units.throughout the UK and offering the following:

• Comprehensive coverage for commercial properties
• Protection against risks like fire, theft, water damage, and vandalism
• Building insurance for property structure protection
• Contents insurance for fixtures, fittings, and furnishings
• Coverage for loss of rent or alternative accommodation expenses for residential units within your portfolio
• Liability insurance for property damage or personal injury claims against a third party
• Numerous extensions included as standard and tailored to the property industries you are involved in
• Dedicated support and claims assistance provided

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Commercial Landlord Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Commercial Landlord Insurance.

What is Commercial Landlord Insurance?

Commercial Landlord Insurance for shops, restaurants, or industrial units.throughout the UK and offering the following:

• Comprehensive coverage for landlords of commercial properties
• Protection against risks like fire, theft, water damage, and vandalism
• Building insurance for property structure protection
• Contents insurance for fixtures, fittings, and furnishings
• Coverage for loss of rent or alternative accommodation expenses for residential units within your portfolio
• Liability insurance for property damage or personal injury claims against a third party
• Numerous extensions included as standard and tailored to the property industries you are involved in
• Dedicated support and claims assistance provided

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Commercial Litigation:  Alternative Dispute Resolution

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods include negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. These approaches aim to offer parties in commercial disputes a quicker, cost-effective, and less adversarial means of resolving their issues. Courts actively encourage parties to consider ADR before pursuing formal litigation, and in some cases, parties may be penalised if they unreasonably refuse ADR.

ADR can be particularly beneficial in complex commercial cases where preserving business relationships is important, and it allows for more flexible and creative solutions than a court judgment might provide.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Banking and Finance Litigation

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Banking and Finance Litigation?

Banking and Finance Litigation is commercial law which involves legal disputes over financial transactions and services. These cases, fall under commercial litigation, covering issues like breach of contract, fraud, and regulatory compliance.

Disputes often arise between financial institutions and clients, focusing on complex matters such as loan agreements, derivatives, and securities trading.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Breach of Contract

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed

What is a Breach of Contract?

A Breach of Contract in commercial litigation law occurs when one party fails to fulfill its obligations as outlined in a legally binding agreement.

Commercial contracts can cover various transactions, such as the sale of goods, provision of services, or partnership agreements.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Civil Fraud

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Civil Fraud?

Civil Fraud within commercial litigation refers to deceptive or dishonest conduct in the context of business disputes. This involves false representation, concealment of information, or other fraudulent activities that can result in financial harm to another party.

Commercial litigation in this context typically involves legal actions taken by businesses to seek remedies for fraudulent activities, such as damages or injunctions.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Contract Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Contract Disputes?

Contract Disputes are a common facet of commercial litigation law. Such disputes arise when parties involved in a business agreement disagree on the interpretation, performance, or fulfillment of contractual terms. Key elements in resolving contract disputes include establishing the existence of a valid contract, identifying breach of contract, and determining appropriate remedies.

Litigation may involve court proceedings or alternative dispute resolution methods such as arbitration or mediation.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Debt Recovery

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed

What is Debt Recovery?

Businesses seeking to recover debts face the imperative of swift action to ensure timely cash flow and secure payment for provided goods and services. Our team of specialised debt recovery solicitors caters to both Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and large businesses, offering support in the pursuit and retrieval of owed debts.

• Judgement
• Enforcement County Court
• Proceedings
• Pre-Litigation
• Letter Before Action
• Statutory Demands
• Bankruptcy Petitions
• Winding Up Petitions
• Court Representation
• High Court Enforcement
• Cross-Border Debts
• Interest Rates
• Third Party Debt
• Orders Instructing Bailiffs
• Commercial Rent Arrers Recovery
• Commercial Lease Forfeiture

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Director Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Director Disputes?

Director Disputes in commercial litigation law typically involve conflicts or disagreements among company directors. These disputes may arise from various issues, such as breaches of fiduciary duties, disagreements over company management or strategic decisions, allegations of misconduct, or concerns related to financial matters.

Commercial litigation related to director disputes often navigates issues of corporate governance, shareholder rights, and contractual obligations.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Goods and Services Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Goods and Services Disputes?

Goods and Services Disputes involve legal conflicts arising from transactions related to the exchange of goods or services between businesses. These disputes may encompass issues such as breach of contract, faulty products, non-performance of services, or disputes over payment terms.

Resolving Goods and Services Disputes often involves litigation, where parties seek remedies such as damages or specific performance through the courts.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Injunctions

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Injunctions?

Injunctions in commercial litigation refer to court orders that require a party to either refrain from certain actions (prohibitory injunction) or take specific actions (mandatory injunction). These are powerful legal remedies used to prevent harm, preserve assets, or maintain the status quo during legal proceedings.

In commercial disputes, injunctions are commonly sought to prevent breach of contract, protect intellectual property, or restrain unlawful competition.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Insolvency

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Insolvency?

Insolvency within commercial litigation involves legal proceedings related to the financial distress or inability of a company to meet its financial obligations. It encompasses various aspects, including debt recovery, liquidation, administration, and restructuring.

Creditors may initiate litigation to recover outstanding debts, while insolvency practitioners play a crucial role in managing the insolvency process.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Intellectual Property Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Intellectual Property Disputes?

Intellectual Property Disputes (IP) involve legal conflicts related to the infringement, protection, and enforcement of intellectual property rights.

These disputes typically arise in the context of patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Partnership Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Partnership Disputes?

Partnership Disputes involve conflicts that arise between partners in a business. These disputes may cover issues such as disagreements over management, profit sharing, breach of partnership agreements, or allegations of misconduct.

Resolution methods can include negotiation, mediation, or, if necessary, litigation.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Professional Negligence

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Professional Negligence?

Professional Negligence in commercial litigation law refers to situations where a professional fails to meet the established standard of care expected in their field, leading to financial or reputational harm to a client.

In the context of commercial litigation, this often involves legal professionals, accountants, or other experts whose errors or omissions result in losses for their clients.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Sales of Goods

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Sales of Goods?

Sales of Goods pertains to legal disputes arising from the sale of goods between businesses.

Commercial litigation may arise from issues like breach of contract, defective goods, or disputes over delivery and payment terms.

Resolution often involves court proceedings or alternative dispute resolution methods, and remedies may include damages, specific performance, or contract termination.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Commercial Litigation:  Shareholder Disputes

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Shareholder Disputes?

Shareholder Disputes within commercial litigation law typically involve conflicts and disagreements among shareholders of a company. These disputes can arise for various reasons, such as disagreements over the company's management, financial issues, or strategic decisions.

The common issues in shareholder disputes include breach of fiduciary duties, unfair prejudice, and disputes over share valuation.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Company Let Agreements

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Company Let Agreements?

Company let agreements is used for when a landlord is looking to let their property to a company for residential purposes.

The company will become the tenant on the agreement. If however the landlord is a company and the tenant is an individual. Then this will not be a company let agreement, as it is only the tenant that must be the company.

Our specialist lawyers will make sure you are legally covered when entering into a company let agreement, and offer the following services:

• Drafting of the agreement
• Clauses explained to include your responsibilities and restrictions
• Management of the Agreement

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Company Restoration

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Company Restoration?

A successful Court Restoration Order means the company will be restored temporarily so assets can be recovered or a claim pursued. This is a viable option if you did business with the company, you worked for it, it owed you money when it was dissolved, or you were a shareholder or director when it was dissolved.

In certain circumstances it may be possible for a company to be restored fully to the company register and trade again after it has been struck off the register and dissolved.

There are many reasons for restoring a company to the register,

Company Tax Investigation (COP 14)

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is a Company Tax Investigation COP 14?

A Company Tax Investigation COP 14 is known as Code of Practice 14 which deals with Company Tax Return Enquiries and claims made outside a return for accounting period ending on or after 1^st July 1999.

Some Company Tax Returns are chosen at random for enquiry and checked for errors.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Confidentiality Agreements

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Confidentiality Agreements?

Confidentiality Agreements, also known as Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), are legal contracts designed to protect sensitive information shared between parties.

Below are areas are specialist lawyers can advise on and draft agreements for:

• Purpose
• Definition of Confidential Information
• Obligations of Parties
• Duration of Confidentiality
• Permitted Disclosures
• Consequences of Breach
• Governing Law
• Reciprocal Nature
• Consideration
• Specificity

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Consulting Agreements

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Consulting Agreements?

Consulting agreements are legally binding contracts between a consultant or consulting firm and a client.

The agreement outlines the terms and conditions of the consulting services to be provided.

Our specialist lawyers can advise and draft agreements that include the following:

• Scope of Services
• Compensation
• Duration and Termination
• Confidentiality
• Intellectual Property
• Indemnification
• Insurance
• Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation
• Dispute Resolution
• Governing Law

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Contents Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Contents Insurance.

What is Contents Insurance?

Contents insurance gives you the peace of mind that your belongings are insured against damage, theft, fire, and even loss.

Cover can be further extended to include money, valuables, and even the food in your freezer. Which could save you thousands

The cover can be further enhanced to include accidental damage, and could look to save you hundreds if not thousands if the worse was to happen to you or your loved ones.

• Cover for personal belongings while away from your home, to include jewellery, watches, clothes, electronics and more
• New products or replacement value in the event of damage or a loss of your personal belongings.
• Theft coverage from your outbuildings
• Accidental damage to computers, audio, and visual equipment included as standard
• Cover included for items in the garden, such as garden furniture, ornaments and more
• Cover includes for contents of the food in your freezer(s)
• Cover can be provided for your collectable items such as rare books, rugs and tapestries, gold and silver, stamp and coin collections, antique furniture, and more

In addition to the above there is the option to add on the following cover, to further protect you

• Cover can include damage by pets - often excluded within home insurance
• Cover for your bicycles and electronic scooters either in the home or left in outbuildings

This policy by some of our brokers is underwritten by SAGIC being The Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation, which are wholly owned by The Salvation Army. Which means when you buy this policy, you are helping The Salvation Army support people in need and gives you an ethical, trustworthy underwriter to look after you in the event of a claim.

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Contract Termination

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Contract Termination?

Contract termination refers to the legal ending of a contractual relationship between parties. Contracts can be terminated in several ways, including by mutual agreement, breach of contract, or through specific termination clauses outlined in the contract itself.

Our specialist lawyers can advise and help you with the following:

• Mutual Agreement
• Breach of Contract
• Termination Clauses
• Frustration of Contract
• Performance or Time Conditions

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Contractor Agreements

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What are Contractor Agreements?

Contractor Agreements are legally binding documents that outline the terms and conditions of a working relationship between a contractor and a client.

The below are what our specialist lawyers can assist you with:

• Parties Involved
• Scope of Work
• Payment Terms
• Duration and Termination
• Obligations and Responsibilities
• Intellectual Property
• Insurance and Liability
• Confidentiality
• Dispute Resolution
• Governing Law

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Contractors all Risks Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Contracts all Risks Insurance.

What is Contractors all Risks Insurance?

Contractors all Risks Insurance also known as Contract Works Insurance, is a very important policy to have for any building contractor or developer. 

We have listed below some of the key parts of the policy

• Cover for all builds, extensions, conversions, refurbs, renovations, retrofitting, alterations, repair work and more
• Limits of indemnity protecting builds with a value up to £250K
• Cover for plant and machinery you own
• Cover for plant and machinery you may have hired
• Cover for employees’ effects and tools
• Instant cover with documents issued immediately
• Monthly or annual payment options

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Conveyancing

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Conveyancing Solicitors will offer by most of them a Fast-Start option. That streamlines the legal process, saving time and accelerating the buying and selling process.

• We have a hand picked panel of specialist conveyancing solicitors who offer an end-to-end solution for the home moving, buying or selling journey or for the buying and selling of commercial property
• Free home buyers and sellers protection to assist you further (Offered by most of our panel)
• Residential and Commercial Conveyancing
• High net worth conveyancing for Residential and Commercial
• Exchange ready service which enables the legal process to start quickly after an offer is agreed
• Legal packs and conveyancing via auction
• Our panel of conveyancing solicitors are on the panel with all of the major lenders

Find out how our panel of specialist conveyancing solicitors can assist you.

Corporate Fraud

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Corporate Fraud? 

Corporate Fraud is when companies engage in activities that are dishonest or illegal.

There are many forms of corporate fraud including falsified accounting and misrepresenting services or products, scammers lying about themselves or their actions to cause a gain or loss.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Corporate Tax Planning

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is Corporate Tax Planning?

Corporate Tax Planning should be put in place by companies and organisations seeking to reduce their tax liability.

When tax planning is for a corporate entity a competent tax planner or specialist tax lawyer will make sure ther is good use of tax reliefs and opportunities. For example capital allowances to ensure the best capital vs revenue tax options.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Corporation Tax

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Tax Advisors are always here to support and assist you when needed.

What is Corporation Tax?

Corporation Tax is a tax that all limited companies and some other organisations like clubs and societies must pay to HMRC on their profits.

The obligation to pay this tax is often known by many as 'Corporation Tax liability'.

Find out how our panel of specialist tax advisors can assist you. 

Credit Risk Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Credit Risk Insurance.

What is Credit Risk Insurance?

Credit Risk Insurance is there to protect your business from financial loss incurred through a customer’s non-payment or insolvency. It can also cover disputed debts and losses caused by political events around the world.

Cover is available across all trade sectors and typically pays out 90% of lost revenue, provided you hold an insured limit from the underwriter. Options are available to cover one customer, all your customers, or any multiple inbetween.

Listed below are the key points to consider for this policy:

• Provides protection against non-payment of debts
• Helps businesses manage credit risk
• Safeguards against financial losses due to customer insolvency or default
• Enables businesses to trade confidently with customers and suppliers
• Mitigates the impact of bad debts on cash flow
• Provides peace of mind and financial security for businesses
• Reduces the risk of bankruptcies and financial instability
• Supports business growth and expansion

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Criminal Defence

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed. 

What is Criminal Defence?

Criminal Tax Investigation

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed.

What is a Criminal Tax Investigation?

A Criminal Tax Investigation is usually opened when it is felt by HMRC that the potential fraud is much more serious, and wishes to send a strong deterrent message.

The case is deemed to be so grave that a criminal sanction is appropriate, or where the evidence that HMRC has gathered is overwhelming.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Critical Illness Cover

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Critical Illness Cover.

What is Critical Illness Cover?

Critical illness cover is an insurance policy that pays out a lump sum if you’re diagnosed with a medical condition.

You can use the money however you see fit, but it’s designed to financially support you and your loved ones during your diagnosis offering you financial peace of mind should the need ever arise.

We have listed below the key points included within the policy:

• Lump sum payment on diagnosis of qualifying medical condition
• You decide how to spend your lump sum, replacing or top up of salary, paying off your mortgage or additional help at home following your diagnosis
• Standard policy inclusions covered vary amongst providers, but usually include cancer, heart attack, and stroke
• Competitive premiums

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Cross Platform App Design

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Developers who artfully build robust, high-quality, scalable cross-platform mobile apps which can run seamlessly over many platforms

They offer the following services to support you or your business:

• Custom Hybrid Apps Development
• AI Based Mobile Apps
• E-commerce Apps
• AR & VR Apps
• Utility Apps
• On-Demand & Custom Apps
• Wearable Apps
• Enterprise Mobility Solutions
• Enterprises & Governments

Find out how our panel of specialist developers can assist you

Crypto Assets - Currency and Block Chain

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Lawyers are always here to support and assist when needed. 

What is Crypto Assets, Currency and Block Chain Law?

Crypto Assets will act as a medium of exchange for all financial transactions. With other crypto asset classifications such as utility coins, security coins, and cryptocurrencies.

The currency is secured to create additional units and transfer assets. Most of these currencies are on blockchain technology.

Blockchain technology is an advanced database mechanism that allows transparent information sharing within a business network. A blockchain database stores data in blocks that are linked together in a chain.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you. 

Cyber Insurance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Cyber Insurance.

What is Cyber Insurance?

Cyber insurance covers the losses relating to damage to, or loss of information from, IT systems, data, and networks, offering you peace of mind in case the unexpected happens.

We have listed below the main cover within your policy:

• Network or Business Interruption - Loss of income and/or increased costs of working following downtime
• Data and Software Loss
• Breach Expenses
• Liability - Damages and defence costs for losing third-party data, infringement, and virus transmission
• Reputational Damage
• Cyber Crime - Extortion and fraud via your computer systems

Find out how our panel of insurance specialists can advise and help find the right cover for you.

Data Protection and Privacy:  Binding Corporate Rules

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What are Binding Corporate Rules?

Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) are a crucial aspect of Data Protection and Privacy law. BCRs are a set of privacy principles and guidelines established by multinational companies to govern the international transfer of personal data within their corporate group.

These rules ensure a consistent level of data protection across different entities within the organisation, even if they operate in jurisdictions with varying privacy regulations.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Data Protection and Privacy:  Compliance with Emerging Privacy Regulations

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What is Compliance with Emerging Privacy Regulations?

Compliance with Emerging Privacy Regulations within Data Protection and Privacy law is paramount in navigating the evolving landscape of digital information management.

With the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and subsequent updates, organisations must adopt robust measures to safeguard individuals' personal data.

Find out how our panel of specialist lawyers can assist you.

Data Protection and Privacy:  Data Protection Impact Assessments

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What are Data Protection Impact Assessments?

Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) are a crucial component of Data Protection and Privacy Law, specifically governed by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

DPIAs serve as a systematic and comprehensive tool for organisations to evaluate the potential risks and impact on individuals' privacy when processing personal data.

The purpose of a DPIA is to identify and mitigate any potential data protection risks, ensuring compliance with GDPR principles.

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Data Protection and Privacy:  GDPR

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What is GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive data protection and privacy law that governs the handling of personal data in the United Kingdom and across the European Union. Enforced in the UK since May 25, 2018, the GDPR replaces the Data Protection Act of 1998 and aims to strengthen individuals' rights and control over their personal information.

This regulation sets out strict rules for the collection, processing, and storage of personal data by organisations, requiring transparency, consent, and the implementation of robust security measures.

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Data Protection and Privacy:  Privacy by Design and by Default

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What is Privacy by Design and by Default?

Privacy by Design and by Default are fundamental principles within data protection and privacy laws in the UK, as outlined in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Privacy by Design emphasises the integration of privacy considerations into the development of systems, processes, and technologies from the outset, ensuring that data protection is an integral part of the overall design rather than a retroactive addition.

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Debt Recovery

Our panel of carefully selected and trusted debt recovery partners are available to support clients throughout the UK.They understand the complexities and frustrations that come with unpaid invoices, legal disputes, and financial uncertainties.  

With decades of experience, our dedicated partners are here to guide you through every step of the debt recovery process, offering tailored strategies and unwavering support along the way. 

We know navigating the world of debt recovery can be daunting, especially when faced with non-payers, legal complexities, and mounting financial pressures. That’s where are panel of debt recovery specialists come in.

As experts in B2B debt recovery, they are equipped with the knowledge, resources, and determination to help you reclaim what’s rightfully yours. Whether you’re dealing with a nightmare customer, a challenging litigation case, or simply need assistance with high court enforcement, our debt recovery specialists are ready to deliver results. 

The following services are available to you and your business:

• Bankruptcy Petitions
• Commercial Rent Recovery
• County Court Proceedings
• Cross-Border Debts
• Door Step Collection
• High Court Enforcement
• Judgment
• Letter Before Action
• Winding Up Petitions
• Disputed Debts
• Enforcement
• Small Claims
• Instructing Bailiffs
• Statutory Demands
• Third Party Debt Orders
• Attachment to Earnings

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Debt Recovery - Business: Court Representation

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What is Court Representation?

Court Representation in commercial business debt recovery involves legal proceedings to recover outstanding debts. When attempts to collect a debt through negotiations and other means fail, a creditor may initiate legal action.

This typically involves filing a claim in court, and if the debtor contests the claim, a court hearing may be scheduled.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Bankruptcy Petitions

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What are Bankruptcy Petitions?

Bankruptcy Petitions play a crucial role in commercial business debt recovery law. When a debtor is unable to repay its debts, a creditor can file a bankruptcy petition to initiate insolvency proceedings.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Commercial Lease Forfeiture

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What is Commercial Lease Forfeiture?

Commercial Lease Forfeiture refers to the legal process through, which a landlord can terminate a lease and repossess the property. This is if the tenant has defaulted on rent payments or breached other lease terms.

Forfeiture is a remedy available to landlords to recover outstanding debts and regain possession of the property.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

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What is Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery?

Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR) is a legal process throughout the UK. That allows commercial landlords to recover unpaid rent from tenants.Under CRAR.

Landlords can instruct certified enforcement agents to seize and sell the tenant's goods to recover the outstanding rent.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  County Court Proceedings

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What are County Court Proceedings?

County Court Proceedings involve legal actions taken to recover outstanding debts owed by one business to another. These proceedings typically follow a series of pre-action steps, such as issuing a Letter Before Claim.

If the above steps fail to result in payment, the creditor can initiate County Court Proceedings by filing a claim with the relevant County Court.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Cross-Border Debts

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What are Cross Border Debts?

Cross-Border Debts refer to situations where a business is seeking to recover debts owed by entities located in different countries.

The legal framework for cross-border debt recovery involves complex international regulations and treaties.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  High Court Enforcement

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What is High Court Enforcement?

High Court Enforcement is a legal process used in commercial business debt recovery. It involves obtaining a judgment from the High Court against a debtor and then using enforcement officers to recover the owed amount. The High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEOs) have the authority to seize assets and sell them to satisfy the debt.

This method is often employed when other forms of debt recovery have failed. It provides a powerful tool for creditors to compel debtors to settle their outstanding commercial debts through the intervention of the High Court and its appointed officers.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Judgement 

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What is a Judgement?

A Judgement refers to a formal decision or order issued by a court regarding a debt-related dispute between parties. When a creditor takes legal action against a debtor for non-payment of a business debt, the court may issue a judgment if it finds in favour of the creditor. This judgment establishes the legal obligation of the debtor to repay the debt and outlines the terms of repayment.

The judgment can be used to enforce the debt through various means.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Letter Before Action      

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What is a Letter Before Action?

A Letter Before Action (LBA) is a formal notice sent by a creditor to a debtor in the context of commercial business debt recovery throughout the UK. It serves as a pre-legal action communication, warning the debtor of the intention to take legal action if the outstanding debt is not paid within a specified period, typically 14 days.

The LBA outlines the details of the debt, including the amount owed, and provides a final opportunity for the debtor to settle the debt before legal proceedings commence.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Winding Up Petitions

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What is a Winding Up Petition?

 A Winding Up Petition is a legal tool used in commercial business debt recovery.

This is typically filed by a creditor to initiate the process of winding up a company that has failed to pay its debts.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Disputed Debts

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What are Disputed Debts?

Disputed Debts refer to outstanding amounts owed by one party to another that are subject to disagreement or dispute. When a debt is disputed, it means that the debtor challenges the validity or accuracy of the debt claimed by the creditor.the dispute resolution process may involve negotiations, mediation, or legal proceedings.

It is crucial for businesses to follow proper procedures and adhere to the relevant legal requirements when pursuing disputed debts.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Enforcement

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What is Enforcement?

Enforcement within commercial business debt recovery law in the UK encompasses a series of legal procedures aimed at assisting creditors in reclaiming overdue debts from businesses. Initially, pre-action protocols encourage creditors to send a letter of claim to debtors, allowing an opportunity for resolution before resorting to formal legal measures.

If informal methods prove ineffective, legal action can be pursued through the courts.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Instructing  Bailiffs

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Instructing Bailiffs involves the process of seeking the services of enforcement agents to recover outstanding debts.

Bailiffs, or enforcement agents, act on behalf of creditors to collect the owed amounts.

The process typically includes obtaining a court order, and bailiffs may seize and sell assets to satisfy the debt.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Interest Rates

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What are Interest Rates?

Interest Rates play a crucial role in determining the amount owed by the debtor. When a business is owed money, it is generally entitled to charge interest on the overdue amount as specified in the terms of the contract or the statutory rate set by law. The interest rate may vary depending on the agreement between the parties or the nature of the debt.

It is essential for businesses to clearly outline the interest terms in their contracts and adhere to the legal framework to ensure a fair and lawful debt recovery process.

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Statutory Demands

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What is a Statutory Demand?

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Debt Recovery - Business:  Third Party Debt Orders

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What are Third Party Debt Orders?

A Third Party Debt Order (TPDO) allows a creditor to recover money owed by a debtor by instructing the court to order a third party who owes money to the debtor to pay the creditor instead.

To obtain a TPDO, the creditor must have a judgment or court order against the debtor.

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Debt Recovery - Personal:  Alternative Dispute Resolution

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What is an Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to methods of resolving legal disputes outside the traditional court system. ADR provides parties with a more flexible, cost-effective, and often faster means of resolving their conflicts, reducing the burden on the courts and promoting amicable solutions.

There are several types of ADR, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication. 

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Debt Recovery - Personal:  Letter Before Action

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What is a Letter Before Action?

A Letter Before Action (LBA) is a crucial component of the legal process, particularly in matters related to debt recovery. This formal communication serves as a pre-legal action step, providing an opportunity for the parties involved to resolve the matter before escalating it to the courts.

Whether you wish to send an LBA or have received one, our lawyers can advise and assist with the following:

• Purpose of the letter
• Legal Requirements
• Content of the letter
• Timeframe for Responses
• Enclosures and attachments of the letter
• Alternative Dispute Resolution Considerations
• Legal Costs and Interest
• Consequences of Ignoring  

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Debt Recovery - Personal:  Money Order Judgements

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What is a Money Order Judgement?

A Money Order Judgment is  a court order that mandates the debtor to pay the outstanding debt to the creditor. This type of judgment is a powerful tool for creditors as it provides a legal framework for the enforcement of debt repayment.

The court will specify the amount owed, the terms of payment, and any additional costs or interest that may be applicable. 

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Debt Recovery - Personal:  Set Aside Judgement

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What is a Set Aside Judgement?

Debt Recovery - Personal:  Small Claims

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What are Small Claims?

Small Claims are for debts up to £10,000.

If you're facing challenges in recovering debts from an individual or a company, our panel of lawyers can provide assistance in recovering this debt.

If legal action is initiated against you for debt recovery our lawyers can also assist you in defending this.

Things to consider:

Defamation

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What is Defamation?

Defamation is where a publication of a statement has caused, or is likely to cause, serious harm to a person's reputation.

For a statement to be defamatory, it must refer to the person being the claimant, and to be either untrue, or incapable of being excused by any other legal defence.

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Development Finance

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Finance Brokers are always here to support and assist you, offering a whole of market service. Who at times have exclusive offers for our clients. 

What is Development Finance?

Senior Debt lenders require borrowers to inject equity for lower risk funding, covering 75-80% of costs.

While Development Finance streamlines funding, allowing for flexibility and direct contractor payments, with prerequisites such as a business plan, permissions, financial forecasts, and qualifications.

• Senior Debt lenders demand borrower equity to reduce lending risk
• They typically cover 75-80% of total project costs
• Borrower's equity is often expected for land purchases
• In the case of development, the bank funds construction and finance costs
• The remaining facility funds can be used for land expenses
• Development finance streamlines project funding
• It offers flexibility with 'as-needed' withdrawals and direct contractor payments

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Digital Marketing

Our carefully selected panel of Digital Marketing Specialists, can build and assist with all aspects of digital marketing, social media management, email marketing, SEO, PPC, and analytics.

They can also cover the following:

• Pay Per Click Services
• Influencer Marketing
• Video Marketing
• Hotel Reputation Management
• Search Marketing
• Display Marketing
• Remarketing
• Quora Marketing
• Digital Marketing
• Conversion Rate Optimisation
• Paid Advertising
• Mobile Advertising
• Content Marketing
• Lead Based Marketing
• Affiliate Marketing
• Website Hosting
• Brand Reputation Management
• Twitter Marketing
• Guest Posting
• Corporate Reputation Management
• Facebook Marketing
• App Store Optimisation
• Email Marketing
• Walmart Marketplace

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Distribution Agreements

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What are Distribution Agreements?

A Distribution Agreement is a legal arrangement between a supplier and a distributor outlining the terms and conditions of the distribution of goods or services.

Our specialist lawyers can advise and support you with the following:

• Parties Involved
• Scope of Distribution
• Products or Services
• Term and Termination
• Price and Payment Terms
• Delivery and Risk of Loss
• Marketing and Promotion
• Performance Obligations
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Confidentiality
• Dispute Resolution
• Governing Law

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Drain Inspections

Our carefully selected panel of Drain Specialists conduct drain inspections throughout the UK using advanced equipment and technologies.

What are Drain Inspections?

A drain survey is an in-depth inspection of your drainage system, using high-tech CCTV cameras which are inserted into your drains. These drainage cameras send a live feed back to us, letting your drainage engineer get a good view into your drains so they can identify any issues that might be present.

• An inspection will identify issues like blockages, leaks, and structural damage in drainage systems
• Your detailed report provides recommendations for repairs or maintenance
• Inspections prevent potential problems like flooding or sewage backups
• Highly competitive pricing
• All your reports stored in a safe place within your own dashboard

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ECO4 Grants

Our carefully selected panel of Specialist Retrofit Assessors offer a service to assist landlords, tenants and homeowners, to make the property they live in more energy efficient, and to help with reducing monthly bills at no additional cost.

See below what can be on offer to you, subject to survey of your property, and qualifying benefits.

• Cavity Wall Insulation
• Floor Insulation
• Loft Insulation
• First Time Central Heating
• New Storage Heaters
• Solar Panels

Once all works have been completed you will be furnished with warranties and guarantees for the works undertaken.

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Electrical Inspections

Our panel of carefully selected Qualified Electricians, offer comprehensive electrical safety inspections for Landlords and Homeowners throughout the UK.

• Qualified electrical engineers to carry out your 5 year required certificates for Landlords
• Inspections cover wiring, fuseboards, switches, outlets, and fixtures. With a full report provided with recommendations if needed
• Auto renew service available, to save you time arranging inspections when required, and at no extra cost
• All your certificates and inspections stored in a safe place within your own dashboard
• Competitive pricing with qualified electricial engineers on hand when needed
• Regular inspections help identify and address issues promptly, to make sure of your safety and prevention of electricial accidents

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Employers Liability

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Insurance providers will offer the best options for you when looking for Employers Liability.

What is Employers Liability?

Employers Liability for If you have any employees or subcontractors / temporary workers who are working for you under your direction, offering you peace of mind if you ever need to make a claim.

We have lsited below the key elements of cover:

• Cover for injury or death of an employee whilst performing duties for your business and may be a legal requirement depending on your circumstances
• Competitive rates 
• Instant cover with documents issued immediately
• Monthly or annual payment options
• UK based team to assist you
• Option to purchase Tools in Transit cover and other great value add ons
• Cover for £10M, meeting any statutory requirement
• Optional cover for multiple trades/business activities

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Employment Agreements

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What are Employment Agreements?

Employment Agreement is a legally binding contract between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms and conditions of the employment relationship.

The below are areas our specialist lawyers cover::

• Parties involved
• Job title and description
• Salary and benefits
• Working hours
• Probationary period
• Holiday and leave entitlement
• Termination clauses
• Confidentiality and non-compete clauses
• Intellectual property
• Grievance and disciplinary procedures
• Health and safety
• Notice periods
• Applicable law and jurisdiction

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Employment Law for Business:  Collective Bargaining Agreements

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What are Collective Bargaining Agreements?

Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) play a crucial role in commercial business employment law. These agreements are negotiated between employers and trade unions to determine terms and conditions of employment for a group of workers.

CBAs typically cover issues such as wages, working hours, benefits, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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Employment Law for Business:  Employee Share Incentive Schemes

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What are Employee Share Incentive Schemes?

Employee Share Incentive Schemes (ESIS) in the UK refer to programs implemented by commercial businesses to incentivize and reward employees through the allocation of company shares.

These schemes are designed to align the interests of employees with the company's success and performance.

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Employment Law for Business:  Employment Related Immigration

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What is Employment Related Immigration?

Employment-Related Immigration involves regulations and requirements governing the hiring and sponsorship of foreign nationals.

Employers must comply with immigration laws when recruiting non-UK workers, including obtaining the necessary visas and work permits.

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Employment Law for Business:  Health and Safety Crisis Communication Planning

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What is Health and Safety Crisis Communication Planning?

Health and Safety Crisis Communication Planning in commercial business employment law in the UK. Which involves preparing for and managing communication during emergencies or crises that impact the health and safety of employees.

Employers are legally obligated to have strategies in place to communicate effectively with employees during such situations.

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Employment Law for Business:  Occupational Health and Safety Policies

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What are Occupational Health and Safety Policies?

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Employment Law for Business:  Redundancy and Restructuring

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What is Redundancy and Restructuring?

Employment Law, specifically in the context of commercial business, addresses issues related to redundancy and restructuring.

Redundancy occurs when an employer needs to reduce the workforce, often due to economic or organisational reasons.

Restructuring is when a company looks to change its business model, structure or processes. Which can involve changes to the workforce, reorganisation of company hierarchy or introducing new processes.

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Employment Law for Business:  Supply Chain Health and Safety Audits

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What are Supply Chain Health and Safety Audits?

Supply Chain Health and Safety Audits in the context of commercial business employment law in the UK involve the assessment and monitoring of safety practices within the supply chain.

These audits ensure that businesses comply with health and safety regulations, promoting a safe working environment for employees.

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Employment Law:  Contracts of Employment

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What are Contracts of Employment?

Employment Law:  Discrimination at Work

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What is Discrimination at Work?

Discrimination at Work happens when an employer treats one employee less favourably than others. It could mean a female employee being paid less than a male colleague for doing the same job, or an employee from a minority ethnic community being refused the training opportunities offered to other colleagues.

If you are experiencing discrimination at work, our expert lawyers are available to assist you in challenging the unfair treatment or making a compensation claim.

Examples of discrimination at work:

• Age
• Sex
• Gender
• Race
• Religion

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Employment Law:  Employment Tribunals

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What are Employment Tribunals?

Employment Law:  Grievance Procedures

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What are Grievance Procedures?

Grievance Procedures in employment law are structured processes designed to address and resolve workplace issues and complaints raised by employees.

The below are areas where are specialist lawyers can assist you.

• Informal Resolution
• Formal Grievance Procedure
• Grievance Meeting
• Investigation
• Grievance Outcome
• Appeal Process
• Final Resolution
• Legal Protections

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Employment Law:  Redundancy

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What is Redundancy?

When facing redundancy, our experienced solicitors are here to provide the guidance and information you need, addressing questions about fairness, notice periods, and entitlement to redundancy pay.

Our specialist lawyers can advise and support you with the following:

• Can provide advice on rights and ensure fair treatment during redundancy
• Services include assessing the genuineness of redundancy situations, making cases for unfair dismissal, and claiming loss of earnings
• The fairness of the redundancy selection process is crucial, and discrimination can lead to claims under the Equality Act
• Advice on statutory redundancy payment, notice pay, and potential enhanced redundancy pay is provided to safeguard financial rights

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Employment Law:  Settlement Agreements

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What is are Settlement Agreements?

When your employment faces termination, it may involve a settlement agreement.

Our specialist lawyers will clarify the meaning of a settlement agreement and ensure the protection of your rights.

Employment Law:  Unfair Dismissal

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What is Unfair Dismissal?

In the UK, Unfair Dismissal laws are designed to protect employees from arbitrary or unjust termination of employment.

The main legal framework for unfair dismissal is outlined in the Employment Rights Act 1996.

Our specialist lawyers can assist with:

• Eligibility for Protection
• Valid Reasons for Dismissal
• Procedural Fairness
• Automatically Unfair
• Dismissals
• Constructive Dismissal
• Remedies for Unfair Dismissal
• Statutory Redundancy
• Payments
• Employment Tribunals

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Employment Law:  Whistle Blowing

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What is Whistle Blowing?

Solicitors can assist individuals in whistleblowing, which involves revealing any type of corruption or illegal activity within a UK company or organisation, to safeguard the whistleblowers' safety and legal rights.

Example of Whistle Blowing are:

EPC Certificates

Our panel of carefully Accredited EPC Assessors can undertake inspections to provide certificates throughout the UK. 

What are EPC Certificates?

Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) certificates are mandatory in the UK for buildings being sold or rented out.

• EPC certificates rate energy efficiency on a scale from A to G with advise given to help with energy efficiency measures, reduce carbon emissions
• Each report details energy consumption and improvement recommendations, to assist you
• Valid for 10 years, certificates should be displayed prominently, when looking to sell or rent a property
• EPC certificates help buyers and tenants make informed decisions

If you have a property with a current rating of G, F or E, please feel free to get in touch. As we can assist you in most cases being FREE to improve the property you live in., while funding lasts.

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Equity Investment and Fundraising

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What is Equity Investment and Fundraising?

Equity Investment is the process of raising capital (Fundraising) through the sale of shares to a new investor(s). This doesn't mean you must surrender control of your business, as your investor can take a minority stake.

Companies raise money because they might have a short-term need to pay bills or need funds for a long-term project that promotes growth.

By selling shares, a business effectively sells ownership of its company in return for cash.

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Estate Planning

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Tax Advisors are always here to support and assist you when needed.

What is Estate Planning?

Estate planning is preparing a plan of action for transferring your assets to your beneficiaries or next of kin.

This can allow you to pass over more of your estate by transferring assets in a tax-efficient manner.

The treatment of tax depends on an individual's circumstances and may be subject to change in the future.

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Exclusivity Agreements

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What are Exclusivity Agreements?

Exclusivity agreements in refer to contractual arrangements where one party agrees not to enter into similar agreements or transactions with other parties for a specified period.

Our specialist lawyers can advise you with the following:

• Definition of an agreement
• Purpose
• Negotiation
• Legal Enforceability
• Competition Law Considerations
• Confidentiality
• Termination and Remedies

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Family Investment Company

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What is Family Investment Company?

A Family Investment Company (FIC) is a UK resident private company whose shareholders are without exception entirely made up of family members.

They are set up by the older generations of the family wishing to protect family assets and transfer wealth to future generations.

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Family Law:  Child Arrangement Orders

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What are Child Arrangement Orders?

Navigating child arrangements during divorce or separation is a complex task.

Our panel of specilaist lawyers can help facilitate agreements on child arrangement orders, ensuring they are legally binding through consent orders.

Family Law:  Civil Partnership Dissolution

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What is a Civil Partnership Dissolution?

Family Law:  Civil Partnerships

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What is Civil Partnerships?

Family Law:  Cohabitation Agreement

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What is a Cohabitation Agreement?

Family Law:  Divorce

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What is Divorce?

Marriage ending is seldom anticipated, and the aftermath can be emotionally overwhelming. Concerns about children and finances can heighten the stress.

Our panel of specialist lawyers acknowledge the importance of clear advice and support, with empathy and understanding. They will navigate you through the divorce process.

Things to consider:

Family Law:  Financial Arrangement

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What is a Financial Arrangement?

A Financial Arrangement can include how properties, savings, investments and pensions will be divided between the parties. As part of the arrangement, it may well be the case that one party may receive a share of the other party's pension.

Navigating financial arrangements during divorce or separation is a complex task. 

Family Law:  Grandparents Rights

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What are Grandparents Rights?

Family Law:  Judicial Separation

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What is a Judicial Separation?

Judicial Separation enables couples to live apart without ending their marriage or civil partnership.

• Family solicitors assist in assessing the suitability of judicial separation for individuals
• Support in preparing and submitting applications to the court
• Guidance provided throughout the judicial separation process

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Family Law:  Non Molestation Orders

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What are Non Molestation Orders?

Non-Molestation Orders are a powerful tool for safeguarding individuals experiencing domestic violence.

• Non-molestation orders serve as an effective means of protection against domestic violence
• Our panel of lawyers will act promptly to prevent further abuse and ensure the safety of individuals and their families

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Family Law:  Occupation Order

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What is an Occupation Order?

An Occupation Order is an Order that a Court can make, which is under Section 33 of the Family Law Act 1996. This is to determine who can remain living in a property, or defining who can enter certain parts of the home, if parties are unable to agree.

Family Law:  Prohibited Steps Order

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What is a Prohibited Steps Order?

A Prohibited Steps Order (PSO) enables a parent to prevent the co-parent from taking specific actions concerning the child.

Our panel of specialist lawyers are available to offer advice on options for safeguarding the child.

Examples of why you might require a Prohibited Steps Order:

Family Law:  Separation Agreements

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What are Separation Agreements?

Family Law:  Shared Care

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What is Shared Care?

Family Law:  Special Guardianship

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What is Special Guardianship?

In cases where a child is cared for by someone other than a parent, such as a family member or former foster carer, and a permanent arrangement is needed.

Our panel of specialist lawyers will be able to provide guidance on applying for a Special Guardianship Order (SGO), draft the application, and assist throughout the entire process.

Finance:  Auction Finance

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What is Auction Finance?

Auction Finance is a form of bridging loan used to buy a property at auction and complete the purchase quickly. 

When purchasing property through auction you generally have to complete within 28 days of the auction.

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Finance:  Bridging Finance

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What is Bridging Finance?

Bridging Finance also known as a bridging loan is a short term loan used to help you bridge the gap when you want to buy something, but you’re waiting for funds to become available from the sale of something else.

With Bridging finance it will tend to attract higher interest rates to compensate for the convenience and additional risk however it can still be an attractive and suitable option while you wait for your next stage of financing.

Bridging finance is often used by people who want to buy a new home before selling their current one.

Landlords, homeowners and property investors use them to help with things like:

• Buying property
• Property development
• Investing in buy-to-let opportunities
• Tax payment

Find out how our panel of specialist finance brokers can assist in finding the right deal for you.

Finance:  Development Finance

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What is Development Finance?

Development Finance is a short-term funding option, which is usually for a term of between 6-24 months.

This type of finance is designed specifically to assist with the purchase costs and build costs associated with a residential or commercial development project.

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Finance:  Joint Venture Finance

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What is Joint Venture Finance?

Joint Venture Finance (JV) is a method of developing property without using your own money. As the lender provides all of the money needed to complete the project, profits are usually shared on the sale of the site.

The profits usually end up split on a 50/50 basis. Some lenders will charge interest on funds drawn down and split the profit in your favour slightly. Other lenders will charge no interest and simply split 50/50.

Where interest is charged on the debt, you can usually roll this up, meaning there is no need to service the finance. JV finance is designed to cover 100% of all purchase and build costs of the project. With this type of finance the site acquisition and build costs are both covered fully.

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Finance:  Land Finance

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What is Land Finance?