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Hospitality, Food and Leisure Solicitors

You want to get on with looking after your guests, so we’re ready to help by looking after your legal services.

We’ve worked with large hotels and little guest houses, caravan parks and sports clubs, restaurants and marinas, and many more businesses besides. With extensive experience across the hospitality and leisure sectors, we deliver tailored, pragmatic solutions to achieve your commercial goals. Our team has acted on all sorts of transactional matters, ranging in value from thousands of pounds to many millions. We also provide advice on numerous employment issues, including the preparation of contracts, staff handbooks and policies, as well as agreements for partnerships and shareholders.

Our Business Transaction Assistance

  • Sales and purchases of businesses, whether by way of a sale or the purchase of assets or shares
  • Refinancing packages involving a wide range of institutional lenders
  • Business restructuring in readiness for sale
  • Diversification into new business
  • Expanding or reducing workforce
  • Leasing, buying or changing premises
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