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In the unfortunate event that you are involved in a car accident, one of your first thoughts might be: “how can I fix things or
Commercial Law lawyers that get you and your business. We have a solid reputation for providing high-quality legal advice and solutions across diverse industries.
McNamara Law are experienced with all areas of corporate and business law ranging from the sale and purchase of businesses, corporations law, directors duties, company structures, franchising, trust deeds and commercial leasing.
We are committed to guiding you to make the best possible decisions for your current or future business to optimise your capabilities with the least amount of stress. Our Commercial lawyers ensure accurate and efficient guidance leading to the prompt completion of your matters. This is supported by our lawyer’s collective knowledge of 30 years’ experience in commercial matters within the Ipswich and surrounding areas.
If you are just starting your first business, or have a well-established business, be assured we can handle your commercial law matters today!
Whether you’re a serial entrepreneur, purchasing an existing business or a tradesperson setting out on your own, starting out in business is an exciting time. No body starts out with the intention of losing their personal assets or having messy legal disputes with their business partners; unfortunately this is often the result. An early investment in a good quality legal advice can pay unknown dividends for your business.
At McNamara Law we work with your accountant and other advisers to gain an understanding of your business as well as your personal circumstances and goals, to create a structure and plan that will give you the best chance of success.
Every business, and every person involved in a business, has a unique set of factors so there is no ‘typical’ structure that will suit every business. These factors will include:
The type and complexity of the structure will be determined by considering all the relevant factors, and may include one or more of the following:
McNamara Law will provide you with exceptional personalised advice on the most effective structure for your business. We also consider estate and succession planning issues, including provisions for ending your ownership of the business.
We aim for ‘win-win’ outcomes so that your business can grow while preserving your personal and business relationship with the other party. If it becomes necessary to apply legal force in order to yield the desired result, McNamara Law are here to assist you to negotiate without being formally represented, negotiating on behalf of you the client, or commencing or defending litigation.
When you become involved in a dispute it is critical to have prompt reliable advice you can rely on and to aggressively prosecute your case when negotiations fail. Our most successful clients seek our advice early and often, whenever a potential dispute rears its head. This enables McNamara Law to resolve matters promptly and for minimum expense.
We at McNamara Law are enthusiastic litigators in circumstances which demand it. For you, this time is rarely a profitable or an enjoyable experience and therefore our team will endeavour to exhaust all avenues wherever possible before litigation comes into play.
Negotiated or mediated solutions will be most cost effective in the majority of circumstances, however where it becomes apparent that a commercial outcome will not be realised without litigation we will not hesitate prosecute your claim in the courts. McNamara Law work closely with a number of experienced Barristers who we regularly instruct to represent our clients in the Queensland Supreme Court.
Q: What are the most common business disputes?
A: The most common business disputes are:
If in this situation contact McNamara Law immediately to find out where you stand on 135 282.
Q: Does it cost much to litigate?
A: People underestimate the costs of litigation, the complexities of their case and the financial and emotional toll it pays on business and personal lives. Our experienced team at McNamara Law ensure that you are informed of all outlays and the progression of your case at all times.
Buying or selling a business can be an exciting and stressful time. You need a cool and experienced professional to ensure your interests are protected, and that your business is structured in a way that will serve you into the future.
When buying or selling a business it is essential that you consult a lawyer before signing a contract. Our experienced team at McNamara Law will review the contract to ensure that it gives effect to your intentions, and raise issues which you may not have given consideration.
The right advice at the earliest opportunity can save you money, give you the best chance of success and provide you peace of mind.
Business purchases will typically involve advising clients with respect to the following:
Our team will work collaboratively with your other keys advisors (accountant, insurer etc.) to make sure your vision becomes a reality. Being a long standing, local Ipswich and the Lockyer Valley firm we have strong relationships with all local professionals.
Q: Sale of Shares or Sale of Business Assets?
A: If the business is owned by a sole proprietor or a partnership, the business will be purchased by way of an asset sale.
If the business structure is by way of a company, the business may be purchased as an asset or share sale.
Whether to buy the business assets or shares depends on a number of factors, and when considering this, it is crucial to seek financial and legal advice, so book an appointment with us on 135828.
Q: Explanation of a Contract
A: Once you have reached an agreement, normally the seller’s lawyer will draw up the contract for your review.
It is important to have your lawyer review the contract to ensure that it accurately reflects the agreement between you and the seller.
If there has been something left out, or it contains something that was not agreed, your lawyer can negotiate the appropriate changes. Once the contract is signed, it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to make changes later on.
Whether you are the lessor (landlord) or the lessee (tenant) it is imperative that your lease protects your interests, if this is not the case you may experience severe repercussions to your business or personal life.
At McNamara Law we work with to gain an understanding of your business as well as your personal circumstances and goals, to ensure your lease will give you and/or your business the best chance of success.
Contact us to discuss your situation and best course of action. We understand your time is valuable and offer consultations via Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams or phone call. Let McNamara Law help you find your legal solution today!
Ipswich (07) 3816 9555
Springfield (07) 3470 3600
Gatton (07) 5462 1566
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