Business Formation
Business formation is an essential first step in achieving corporate and business objectives. Clear and expert advice at this early stage is vital in developing a sound business structure. Your investment in comprehensive legal guidance is a valuable asset for the long term development. Your business will gain by having Stamp Jackson & Procter’s business legal advice protecting your business interests. Our links with other professional services ensure that you receive the right advice at the right time.
Services
- Company structure guidance
- Risk analysis & reporting
- Business financial organisation
- Shares and management contracts
Benefits
- Protects your business interests
- Keeps you in control
- Delivers peace of mind
- Provides a firm business footing
Contacts
- Call or email Andrew Procter and Claire Robinson for further details of how we can help, 01482 324591
- See our ‘case examples’ details
- View details of our experienced business formation team
Case Example
Owner managed business
A practice like Stamp Jackson & Procter lives and works closely with its clients and the local community. Its primary role is to protect and enhance its clients' investments. With M&A, setting up and negotiating a deal is only part of the story and much of the work lies in removing the stumbling blocks and avoiding the pitfalls in the nitty gritty of business life such as transfer of employees, redundancy arrangements and planning regulations.
In advising on a recent MBO and financial re-structuring, Stamp Jackson & Procter assisted a high tech business flourishing in a rural environment to reverse their ‘red tape’ problems. In this instance the parent company of which the unit was part, was not comfortable with the demanding specifications and terms required to fulfil their contracts. The management took the opportunity to develop the business independently and relied on Stamp Jackson & Procter to provide a secure legal start.
Regulations and ‘red tape’ should not be allowed to stand in the way of business development through either M&A or new business formations. All too often, the management time and energy that should be spent on driving the business forward is dissipated in administering the legislative burden. Alistair Latham, Partner.
