Lean Six Sigma and similar business methodologies have spurred companies toward evolving more efficient, nimble structures where non-core business components are outsourced to specialist service providers. Yet, outsourcing a component of your business operations can be incredibly complex, with many moving parts that need to be managed simultaneously while effecting this transition to avoid business […]... Read More

Suppliers often do not have the extensive networks needed to get their products or services to the market. In such situations, they may need to depend on intermediaries such as agents (who sell goods or services on behalf of the supplier) or distribution networks (which purchase goods from the supplier and sell them in their […]... Read More

Large projects or government procurements occasionally require expertise that a company does not have and alliances, teaming or collaboration agreements are well-proven ways to leverage off the capability of one or more third parties. These agreements often require careful drafting in order to minimise potential friction and to clearly delineate the parties’ roles within the […]... Read More

Facilitating process integration in order to better leverage key supply chain processes, we prepare contracts for OEM clients who require end-to-end understanding of how they are getting products from the manufacturer to the logistics hubs and onward to the sales channels. We know the needs of companies involved in the supply chain and logistics process […]... Read More

You have a successful business and have managed to distil its operations into a repeatable model under a recognized brand name. Franchising provides access to new markets, increased revenues and investors, through the licensing of your brand and business model. As commercial lawyers with deep experience in corporate law, intellectual property law and business knowledge […]... Read More

Commercial law generally refers to the laws governing a company’s dealings, interactions and relationships with parties such as its employees, customers, suppliers, sales and distribution channels, service providers, business partners, and other companies or businesses. No company stands alone. Rather, a company is often defined by and is dependent on the strength and success of […]... Read More

We advise on matters frequently encountered in the management and ownership of companies. Corporate Actions are events initiated by the company which affect its shares, and which impact on its capital structure or financial position. Examples of corporate actions are: conversions of securities, disposals of assets or businesses, issuance of dividends, share buybacks, share splits and […]... Read More

Private companies often need to acquire new businesses or enter into joint ventures to obtain new technology or other such key assets, expand into new markets or industries, compete effectively in challenging commercial environments, prepare for an acquisition or initial public offering (IPO), pursue growth, gain revenue, or simply increase shareholder value. They are also […]... Read More

Corporate law generally refers to the law governing a company’s corporate structure and administration and its relationship with stakeholders such as directors, shareholders and creditors. We understand the key commercial and legal issues that companies face at each stage of their life cycles, and the key value drivers of a company. By providing legal advice […]... Read More

We advise on matters frequently encountered in the management and ownership of companies. Corporate Actions are events initiated by the company which affect its shares, and which impact on its capital structure or financial position. Examples of corporate actions are: conversions of securities, disposals of assets or businesses, issuance of dividends, share buybacks, share splits […]... Read More