BLAKE-TURNER SOLICITORS’ SERVICES
CORPORATE COMMERCIAL
Blake-Turner Solicitors provides expert and specialist legal and commercial support for businesses from cradle to grave.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Blake-Turner has a team of lawyers who are experienced in assisting clients to resolve their disputes. Disputes are unfortunately all too common in business and can be very costly in terms of management time and resources.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Our commercial property department works with business occupiers, property owners, SPVs, investors, management companies and asset managers on any issues they face through managing their property portfolios.
EMPLOYMENT LAW
Employment law is an area of law which touches on every business within the UK, whether small or large. The voluminous laws and regulations governing all businesses impact heavily upon those businesses and negotiating them can be a minefield.
INSOLVENCY
Whether you are owed money, rationalising and reorganising your business, or suffering cash flow or more fundamental issues, Blake-Turner LLP have a wealth of experience in using both commercial realities and insolvency legislation to our clients’ best advantage.
MEET THE PARTNERS
Welcoming Isabel Wolfe Barry to the Partnership
Welcoming Isabel Wolfe Barry to the Partnership
Isabel is a highly qualified and experienced commercial property solicitor who has been working in this field for more than 18 years. Before joining Blake-Turner LLP, she was a partner at Sherrards Solicitors and ranked as a NextGenerationPartner by The Legal 500 (Legalease).
Professional Appointments in Construction
Professional Appointments in Construction: The Key to a Successful Project
Professional appointments in construction are the cornerstone of any successful project. When appointing consultants, it is essential to understand the roles and responsibilities of each professional involved. Professional appointments are the contracts between the client and the consultant, which….
What Should Shareholders Do When Treated With Unfair Prejudice
What Should Shareholders Do When Treated With Unfair Prejudice
What is unfair prejudice? Prejudice is an attitude or opinion formed without adequate knowledge or justification. Unfair prejudice is a term used in the Companies Act 2006 to describe a situation where a company’s shareholders are treated unfairly, or their rights are breached by the company’s actions.
