Starting a new business: The legal checklist
Starting a business is both exciting and challenging. To ensure a smooth launch it’s critical to address the legal aspects from the get-go. Our legal
Rubric Law is a team of committed corporate solicitors specialising in mergers and acquisitions, commercial, employment, and property law.
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Having assisted with £700m worth of corporate deals, we cater to all stages from starting up to selling businesses. Specialising in sales, acquisitions, restructuring, and demergers.
We’re dedicated to safeguarding your business by crafting and managing your commercial contracts, from shareholders’ agreements, to regulatory compliance.
We recognise the value of your commercial property investments and guarantee efficient handling of your transaction, whether you’re buying, selling or leasing.
Rubric Law adeptly tackles legal challenges for employers, from contract formulation to litigation, ensuring legal integrity and workplace harmony.
We recognise that dealing with legal matters can be stressful and complex, as well as a significant investment.
Understanding your concerns, we commit to alleviating them through clear, consistent communication and accessibility, ensuring every case receives our focused attention.
Starting a business is both exciting and challenging. To ensure a smooth launch it’s critical to address the legal aspects from the get-go. Our legal
Rubric Law brings you an essential update on the UK Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA), which will be progressively enforced throughout 2024.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned entrepreneur, we aim to make the process as clear and straightforward as possible. Legal steps to buying
For buyers, due diligence provides a layer of protection against making a poor investment. It can uncover potential deal-breakers, such as significant financial liabilities, legal