Commercial Property Solicitors

At Blacks Legal, we understand the challenges businesses face when it comes to commercial properties. Whether you are a seasoned investor, a growing enterprise or startup, our dedicated team of commercial property solicitors is equipped to guide you through a wide array of legal matters. From property acquisition and disposal, to lease negotiations, trademark registrations and beyond, we are here to ensure your commercial ventures are supported by the best legal foundations.

What Do We Support With?

The processes of acquiring and selling commercial real estate assets. These transactions involve the transfer of ownership or control of commercial properties and can be multi-faceted, requiring careful consideration of legal, financial, and strategic aspects.
Commercial leases are legal agreements that grant a tenant the right to use a commercial property for business purposes. These can be straightforward, however it’s important to agree the terms in detail beforehand so that no issues arise later on.
Safeguarding your brand is paramount in the business world. By registering your trademark, you ensure that any distinctive symbols, names, phrases or logos that your business uses, are protected from intellectual theft by your competitors. Registering a trademark provides legal protection, exclusive rights, and the ability to enforce those rights against unauthorised use by others.
When circumstances necessitate changes in lease agreements, there are two routes to take; Relinquish the current agreement and dissolve the initial agreement, or the transfer to another person or business to take over.
Negotiating lease renewals can be a delicate process. It’s important to ensure that both parties are satisfied with the agreement terms and are clear on the details before proceeding.
The evolving landscape of short-term rentals brings its own set of unique challenges. With rent-to-rent, you will be considered the legal landlord of a new tenant, whilst remaining contractually obligated to your own landlord. With Airbnb there may be restrictions on the building itself and how it can be used.
In business, change is inevitable and it’s likely that at some point you or your company will be involved in the sale or purchase of shares. A Shareholder’s Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) is essential for outlining the rights, obligations and responsibilities of both parties and providing overall clarity.
For businesses looking to expand through franchising it’s fundamental to consider a range of factors. Agreements generally cover the business model, trademark use and day-to-day services but it’s also good to confirm further details such as; employee training and support, fees, terms and renewal as well as intellectual property.
When two or more individuals or businesses join into a partnership agreement, it’s critical to establish a range of terms and conditions. Some key areas include; management hierarchy, structure and control and financial obligations.
Protecting sensitive information is paramount in business dealings. Confidentiality agreements, also called Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), are designed to protect sensitive data being shared outside of parties involved in the commercial deal or agreement. Thus, protecting specifics from falling into the wrong hands.

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Our highly experienced lawyers will ensure that your matter is dealt with as efficiently as possible, in order to facilitate a smooth process. We aim to help you every step of the way, making sure you're always aware of what's going on with your case and what still needs to be done, without any jargon. Call us today to book an appointment with a law firm you can trust.
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