Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions

Buying or selling a business is a major strategic decision. Our Corporate & Commercial team provides clear, commercially focused advice to guide you through mergers, acquisitions and business sales with confidence.

Understanding mergers and acquisitions

Corporate transactions can be complex and time sensitive. Whether you are acquiring a company, selling shares, purchasing business assets or merging with another organisation, careful planning and due diligence are essential.

Mergers and acquisitions often involve negotiating detailed agreements, reviewing financial and operational risks, and managing multiple stakeholders including shareholders, lenders, and advisers.

Early legal advice can help structure the transaction appropriately, manage risk, and ensure your commercial objectives are achieved.

Our role is to support you from initial negotiations through to completion, protecting your interests at every stage.

How we can help

Structuring the transaction

We advise whether a share sale, asset sale, or merger structure is most appropriate for your objectives.

Conducting due diligence

We carry out or respond to legal due diligence to identify and manage potential risks.

Drafting and negotiating transaction documents

We prepare and negotiate share purchase agreements, asset purchase agreements, and related documentation.

Advising directors and shareholders

We provide strategic advice on duties, warranties, and post-completion obligations.

Managing regulatory and compliance issues

We ensure that necessary approvals and legal requirements are addressed.

Supporting completion and post-transaction matters

We coordinate completion mechanics, and advise on integration, reorganisation or transitional arrangements.

Request a callback

Get in touch to speak to a member of our legal team and find out how we can help.

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