Our team of commercial lawyers offer a range of legal advice for anyone owning their own business, looking to purchase one or starting a new business. We can also help you more specifically in terms of leases, employment law and new business.
Once you’ve signed a lease, you’re stuck with the payments and obligations for the duration. So you need to make sure that what’s in it is not going to cause you problems. We highly recommend people obtain legal advice before entering into leases and other business contracts and agreements.
When entering into a new business, or an existing business, with another party it is always prudent to obtain legal, accounting and financial planning advice.
A lawyer will be able to advise you in relation to what entity (such as a company, a family trust, a unit trust or a partnership) may be the most appropriate in your circumstances.
Your lawyer will also assist you with what documents you should consider to formalise the arrangements, as well as any licences or other agreements or contracts that may be required.
No matter what stage you are at in your business life cycle, keeping up to date with your commercial legal requirements can be a time consuming process. Often business owners don’t have the time to seek legal advice over every business transaction they are involved in.
At Lynn & Brown we help businesses of all sizes ensure that their everyday business transactions such as terms of trade with customers, are updated regularly to ensure they remain compliant with legislation. We have extensive experience in advising on and assisting clients with PPSR (Personal Property Security Registry) issues.
If you would like to know more information, please contact the team at Lynn & Brown today, and explore our commercial law fact sheets.
