Blog Posts

by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 18 Apr, 2023
The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) is an initiative designed to stimulate economic growth and innovation by encouraging investment in small, early-stage companies.
A commercial lawyer with a client
by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 28 Mar, 2023
In the following article, we’ll outline the range of benefits of commercial lawyers and explain why they’re essential for your small business.
Two people shaking hands
by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 28 Mar, 2023
The shareholders in a business can be very influential, no matter what share they have in it. Here are a few tips to help resolve shareholder disputes.
Business units
by Paddle & Cocks Ltd 28 Feb, 2023
Paddle & Cocks is frequently contacted by people who are confused about the process of selling a business. Here is more information about the process.
City scene
by Paddle & Cocks Ltd 01 Feb, 2023
Corporate law is often a nuanced and challenging subject to understand. So check out this blog and we’ll sum up commercial dispute resolution simply.
Group of shareholders
by Paddle & Cocks Ltd 01 Feb, 2023
Ensuring that your business has a strong shareholders’ agreement in place is the key to corporate operations running smoothly in the long term.
law firm, solicitors, employment law, settlement agreements
09 Jan, 2023
If you have been given a settlement agreement this allow Paddle & Cocks LLP to take you through the process and answer common questions.
Legal 500 accreditation
by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 05 Jan, 2023
Settlement agreements may be a complex subject for those with a limited understanding of employment law. Allow us to take you through common queries.
Contract written on paper
by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 05 Jan, 2023
Corporate and commercial law are slightly separate legal fields. Read to find out the differences between them and how this can affect your legal needs.
View outside an office
by Paddle & Cocks LLP Solicitors 13 Dec, 2022
A lot of businesses go through tough times, especially as they are starting out or in poor economic conditions. Here are tips to get through tough times.
Show More
Share by: