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Commercial Law Solicitors in Carlisle, Cumbria & Northumberland

Whether you’ve met a fork or a bump in the road, we’ll help your business to find the best way forward.

Running a company throws up all sorts of challenges, including many that require reliable and practical legal advice. Cartmell Shepherd’s extensive experience in company law means we’re ideally placed to offer solutions for your concerns, as well as more strategic advice aligned to your business goals. We’ve been instructed by all forms of corporate clients too, from start-ups to owner-managed family businesses and multi-million pound national organisations. In other words, we’re well-versed in helping with small and simple tasks, big and complex cases, and everything in between.

Our Company and Commercial Law Expertise

  • Company and business law
  • Acquisitions and disposals (including employment aspects)
  • Incorporations and reorganisations
  • Joint ventures
  • Shareholder and partnership arrangements
  • Business start-ups
  • Commercial contracts (including terms and conditions of business)

If you’d like to know more about setting up and running a limited company, check out this practical guide, produced in conjunction with the UK200Group.

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