Our specialist Business Contracts Lawyers help you draft agreements that protect your business's interests.
NRS Group, West Midlands
Business Contract Lawyers help companies to establish the paperwork they need to build a successful venture by minimising risk and protecting their interests should things go wrong.
It is absolutely vital to have written agreements in place to both exploit the benefit of your commercial arrangements and to protect you if a dispute arises.
Our experienced Contract Lawyers are able to help you with all types of business contracts. Our friendly and approachable team would be more than happy to help so get in touch today.
Our commercial law specialists are leaders in their field, and can advise on all aspects of company and partnership law, including domestic and international supply of goods and services.
As a firm, Lanyon Bowdler prides itself on being able to provide speedy, practical and accurate advice, while ensuring it is commercially realistic for your business. We have:
An understanding of business practices and of the practical implications of the law for those practices
We support businesses of all sizes in all sectors with their commercial contracts.
Whether you’re a small, new, or a larger established company, we can guide you with a commercial focus – allowing you to concentrate on achieving your business objectives without worrying about legal issues.
We offer a range of pricing options to suit your needs, whatever stage of the lifecycle you are at, so talk to our commercial lawyers today.
The Legal 500 has for many years recommended Lanyon Bowdler for corporate and commercial services in the West Midlands and is recognised by the 2025 edition as a Tier 3 firm and says ‘Located out of Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Conwy, the Lanyon Bowdler practice is characterised by its ‘flexibility’, regularly advising on sales and mergers, management buyouts, alongside complex joint ventures. With the department displaying significant expertise in the agriculture, education and retail industries, the ’exceptional’ Grainne Walters spearheads the outfit from Shrewsbury, primarily focusing on M&A and corporate governance matters. In Ludlow, Edward Burrell is an expert on commercial contracts and franchise agreements, and Conwy-based Jennifer Edwards is also a name to note’.
Testimonials:
‘A friendly and approachable firm, that were a please to work with. Professional and helpful. They demonstrated high levels of expertise in their field and made themselves available when needed.’
‘The flexibility offered to resolve the issues which were raised was excellent. They worked very well as a team’.
‘Offered all the services required and delivered to the highest quality’.
Chambers UK 2025 ranks the team in Band 3 for the West Midlands, stating “Lanyon Bowdler offers expertise in a wide range of legal services. It has vast knowledge of such areas as acquisitions, sales, mergers, management buyouts and buy-ins, investments, reorganisations and commercial contracts, among many others. The department has noted skills in sectors such as agriculture, education and renewable energy supply.”
Stengths:
“Lanyon Bowdler demonstrated good in-depth thinking and creativity to get the deal done.”
“The team understood the complexities of the matter and got us a better deal.”
Written commercial agreements are not just important, they are absolutely crucial!
The main purpose of written agreements is to provide a clear framework to govern a particular commercial transaction or relationship – whether that is with your customers and suppliers, co-partners, co-shareholders or your funders.
A written agreement can also be used to allocate any risks from the trading relationship of the parties to a particular contract. A party to whom a specific risk is allocated by the contract may seek protection against it by insurance.
A well-drafted contract will seek to minimise the risks falling on you and direct as many of them as possible on to the other party to the contract. That said, a well-drafted contract will not be excessively one-sided to avoid being commercially damaging to your trading relationships and reputation.
Vague or uncertain agreements may not be a contract at all. Even if it is a legally binding contract, any uncertainty may lead to disputes and potentially costly litigation.
Uncertainty within a contract commonly arises for two reasons.
Firstly, disputes may arise if the law on a particular subject is unclear. A well-drafted contract will seek to avoid this legal uncertainty by including express provisions to minimise the scope of application of uncertain legal rules.
Secondly, disputes may arise if the language of the contract is unclear. The contract should be drafted in clear terms to avoid disputes, especially because a contract term which is unclear may be construed against the party relying on it.
As you might expect, there are a huge range of commercial agreement types, but some of the more common ones our legal specialists advise on include:
Commercial Agreements
Partnerships
Limited Liability Partnerships
Partnership agreements and dissolutions
Banking and Security
Banking and finance documents, guarantees and other security documentation.
Company terms and conditions act as a contract between the business and it’s customers. It is a fundamental document that provides the first line of protection against disputes, and should cover issues relating to copyright, conditions of use, limitation of liability, terms of delivery, the refund policy and more. Terms and conditions contracts should be highly specific to your business and up to date with the legislation referenced within them. Our Business Contract Lawyers will take the time to understand your business and the environment in which you operate, so ensure that your terms and conditions document is clear, practical and effective should things go wrong.
Our Commercial Contract Law Team can draw up new terms and conditions or review and amend existing Ts and Cs for businesses throughout Shropshire, Herefordshire, Mid Wales and North Wales.
Give us a call or complete our online enquiry form, to see how our Business Lawyers can help. We have offices in Shrewsbury, Bromyard, Conwy, Hereford, Ludlow, Oswestry, and Telford, so are able to act for clients all over Shropshire, Herefordshire, Mid and North Wales and across the Midlands.
We have one of the most well recognised teams of business lawyers. We offer a wide range of pricing options including fixed fees and service level guarantees.
As a nationally-recognised law firm, we regularly act for clients on all manner of commercial contract law issues. Lanyon Bowdler’s expertise has made us one of the leading teams of Contract Lawyers in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Worcester, and across England and Wales.
For more information about how we can advise you on all areas of commercial law, speak to our experts today.
Please contact us by phone or use the online enquiry form and a member of the team will get back to you.
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