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14 May 2025
6 minute read
Why choose me
Commercial law fundamentally involves getting to know a client and their business. My role as a commercial lawyer is to provide bespoke advice to assist my client in navigating their chosen business path. I have gained invaluable experience in a range of sectors including film and media, international business and partnerships.
My approach is friendly and supportive, helping clients through their matter in an efficient and stress-free manner. I can advise on a broad range of areas including cross border contacts, overseas due diligence / investigation, partnership incorporations and agreements, export controls, sanctions, service and distribution agreements.
My clients include LLPs and other partnerships, sports organisations, videography companies, scientific research organisations, private individuals, manufacturers, production studios and schools.
When I am not at work, I love travelling and nature walks as well as crocheting.
Commercial law fundamentally involves getting to know a client and their business. My role as a commercial lawyer is to provide bespoke advice to assist my client in navigating their chosen business path. I have gained invaluable experience in a range of sectors including film and media, international business and partnerships.
My approach is friendly and supportive, helping clients through their matter in an efficient and stress-free manner. I can advise on a broad range of areas including cross border contacts, overseas due diligence / investigation, partnership incorporations and agreements, export controls, sanctions, service and distribution agreements.
My clients include LLPs and other partnerships, sports organisations, videography companies, scientific research organisations, private individuals, manufacturers, production studios and schools.
When I am not at work, I love travelling and nature walks as well as crocheting.
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Questions my clients ask me
Sanctions are complicated and it can be difficult to know what is allowed and what is not allowed. Breaching sanctions can give rise to prosecution. Always err on the side of caution and take legal advice when in doubt.
If you are found to be operating as a partnership – without having a formal written agreement in place – you will be governed by the terms of the Partnerships Act 1890. Some of the rules in this act may not be beneficial for your business and could lead to more difficulties, especially if your relationship with the other person / people breaks down. We recommend that you take advice if you think that you might be part of a partnership.
It’s best to take advice before signing the agreement so you can protect your position.