Onelaw Chambers takes a flexible and modern approach to providing legal support for corporate clients. If you are a business looking to outsource your legal work with us then book a meeting with a member of our legal team to discuss your options.
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Whether you are a sole trader, limited liability company, partnership or not for profit organisation, our expert solicitors and barristers are happy to negotiate a legal support package that suits your size and needs.
Getting the right legal advice is essential because it enables you to understand the legal consequences of your business actions, adequately protect your business and legal interests, make smarter business decisions, and avoid unnecessary legal problems.
Our Solicitors and Barristers will fiercely and tenaciously represent you in putting forward the strongest possible case, ensuring that you are always satisfied with the manner in which we represent you and that a successful outcome is achieved in your case without significant cost and expense to you.
We are committed to ensuring that our Civil Litigation Solicitors and Barristers prepare every legal opinion, contractual review, or other necessary tasks at your request with utmost quality and skill so that a satisfactory outcome is achieved every time. Our Solicitors and Barristers operate in a friendly and cooperative manner to provide our clients with the best client care and service during the entire professional relationship as your legal counsel.
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OneLaw Chambers can get your legal documents drafted quickly and stress-free. Our team of expert lawyers guarantees the documents will be well drafted to ensure each party’s rights are protected and free of uncertainty. We offer affordable packages for start-ups and small businesses.Our services are also suitable for litigants in person or anyone who has
Read MoreWithout Prejudice settlement meetings allow parties to engage in genuine talks to resolve the dispute without prejudicing their position by admitting, or being seen to concede, any amount of liability within open correspondence. The meetings are essentially ‘off the record’ because the content of the negotiations are withheld from the court even after judgement is
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