Arpinder Dhillon

About me

Every day, I help buy, sell and restructure businesses, making the process as smooth as possible for my clients. When you work with me, I consider myself part of your team, and make myself available at all times to ensure we get the deal over the line.

I’ve been working in the corporate team for a long time – I know what I’m doing, and I do it well. I’ve worked with all types of businesses, from smaller owner-managed companies to PLCs. No matter who I’m working with, I put things into simple, easy-to-understand language, and I always try and find a better approach or a solution you might not have considered.

Chambers and Partners - Arpinder Dhillon

I cannot rate Arpinder highly enough. Her customer service and knowledge are second to none.

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Commitment and ‘leading from the front’ secure M&A deal

When connected cloud solutions provider FluidOne required assistance with a recent M&A deal, they turned to Arpinder Dhillon and the corporate team for help, leading to a successful outcome. Roy Hastings, FluidOne’s CFO, said: “Our business has partnered with Arpinder and her team in relation to a full range of corporate services for a number of years. The level of commitment in terms of client service from the corporate team is unquestionable and is led from the front by Arpinder personally. “The HCR team all know how to work effectively with FluidOne on M&A, and we have developed ways of working together over multiple successful deals. We are grateful for the team’s dedication to helping us to deliver our strategy and I regularly recommend HCR to colleagues in my network.”

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Corporate - Arpinder Dhillon

Arpinder Dhillon acted for the shareholders of Molyslip Atlantic Limited (and United Oil Products) in the matter of the sale of the business to Metalube. At all stages, she has been very clear on our objectives, very clear on the law and our obligations and potential liabilities, and always gave a strong sense of professionalism and (where possible) pragmatism. She has worked long hours, always been available, and reacted with speed and accuracy. She has made an exhausting process as smooth as possible, and actively stood up for her clients. I would highly recommend her services to anyone considering the sale of a business, and would have no hesitation in using her in any such transaction. Peter Haig (Former director and shareholder of Molyslip)

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My Case studies

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Business sale allows time for seller’s motoring passion

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Herefordshire Corporate lawyers advice on purchase of Hereford garden centre

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Expert legal advice on corporate and property issues supports purchase of leading Hereford garden centre

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My Awards

The Legal 500

Chambers and Partners

Legal 500 - Leading Individual 2024

Top Tips & FAQs

Discover my top tips

Don’t be put off by cost – it’s important, but it shouldn’t be the sole factor when choosing a solicitor. Knowledge, personality and the ability to get the job done should be top of the list.

Trust your legal adviser – we have a wealth of experience, and we’ll always provide you with the best advice possible.

Company secretarial matters, such as statutory books, are really important when it comes to corporate transactions, so shouldn’t be neglected.

Read questions I'm frequently asked

Do you have a standard shareholders’ agreement?

No, because there is no such thing. Due to the differing share percentages involved and the relationship between the parties, every agreement is different, and we tailor each agreement to suit the specific needs of each client.

What are statutory books?

Statutory books are the official records of the company, and are usually kept at the company’s registered office. Statutory books are a legal requirement under the Companies Act.