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If you are:
- a multi-national company looking for an experienced commercial solicitor to act on a merger or acquisition or to act as your in-house counsel; or
- a small to medium sized enterprise looking for advice on commercial contracts, joint ventures, e-commerce law or technology law;
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Our approach is to take a 360 degree view of your problem and help you solve it, quickly and efficiently by using the benefit of our specialist legal and commercial experience coupled with your own commercial and specialist industry knowledge – together, we can make the difference in your success.
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