Contract Drafting
Head contracts, subcontracts, consultancy and supply agreements, deeds of variation, side deeds and settlement deeds — drafted to reflect the commercial deal.
Areas of Practice
Commercial contracts and finance documents.
Two closely related practice areas: the contracts that build projects, and the documents that fund them.
Construction & Commercial
Drafting and reviewing contracts
Contract Review
Clause-by-clause review returned as a plain-English schedule of issues: what the risk is, why it matters, and the amendment to ask for.
Construction Projects
Payment and progress claim regimes, time bars, extensions of time, liquidated damages, defects liability, retention and security of payment.
Finance
Loan documentation and independent advice
Loan Documentation Review
Facility agreements, term sheets, general security agreements, mortgages and priority deeds — reviewed against the terms you were offered.
Guarantees & Indemnities
Review and explanation of personal and corporate guarantees, indemnities and covenants, including what recovery looks like in practice.
Independent Legal Advice
Signed ILA certificates for borrowers, guarantors and directors, issued in the form your lender requires and in time for settlement.
How It Works
A clear process, start to finish.
Scope and fee are agreed before work starts, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
- 1
Send the documents
Email the contract or loan pack with your deadline. You'll get confirmation of scope and fee, usually the same day.
- 2
Review and advice
A written schedule of issues, or a drafted agreement, followed by a call to work through the points that matter.
- 3
Negotiate or certify
Amendments negotiated with the other side, or your independent legal advice certificate signed and sent to the lender.