Why choose me
I chose to be a corporate lawyer because of the fast pace and variety of the work. It’s a dynamic, interesting area of law which allows me to get involved in complex legal issues.
Most of my work involves helping businesses to buy and sell other businesses, negotiating contracts, spotting any legal issues before they become problems, and making sure everything’s done properly so the deal goes through smoothly.
Responsive and available when needed, my clients appreciate being able to contact me and ask questions throughout the matter. By understanding each client’s business, I’m able to anticipate their needs and make sure they’re making decisions which will have a positive impact on their business objectives.
I advise on a range of corporate matters including mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, reorganisations and shareholder agreements.
When I’m not at work, you might find me reading or keeping fit, particularly strength training. I’m also learning Spanish and love spending time with my family, especially my niece.
I chose to be a corporate lawyer because of the fast pace and variety of the work. It’s a dynamic, interesting area of law which allows me to get involved in complex legal issues.
Most of my work involves helping businesses to buy and sell other businesses, negotiating contracts, spotting any legal issues before they become problems, and making sure everything’s done properly so the deal goes through smoothly.
Responsive and available when needed, my clients appreciate being able to contact me and ask questions throughout the matter. By understanding each client’s business, I’m able to anticipate their needs and make sure they’re making decisions which will have a positive impact on their business objectives.
I advise on a range of corporate matters including mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, reorganisations and shareholder agreements.
When I’m not at work, you might find me reading or keeping fit, particularly strength training. I’m also learning Spanish and love spending time with my family, especially my niece.
Questions my clients ask me
You may do if the model articles don’t reflect your company’s specific needs – for example, around decision making or share rights.
A shareholders’ agreement should set out how the company is run, how key decisions are made, the rights and obligations of each shareholder, and what happens if someone wants to leave or sell their shares.
In a share sale, the buyer acquires ownership of the entire company (including all assets and liabilities), whereas in an asset sale, the buyer selects and purchases specific assets and liabilities from the company.