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Monday 15 May 2023 2:36 pm  |  Updated:  Wednesday 17 May 2023 3:43 pm

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If you own a small or medium enterprise (SME), then congratulations — you’re part of the backbone of the economy and the wellspring of so much of the energy and innovation this country needs right now.

Part of helping your SME thrive in the long term is having good-quality legal advice. That’s where Holborn-based boutique law practice Gannons Commercial Law comes in. With over two decades of experience handling legal issues and, in particular, disputes where shareholders or directors are on opposing sides, Gannons understands that litigation can be expensive and damaging. Thus, the approach taken is more one of negotiation and mediation to resolve disputes.

However, if litigation is necessary, the company is able to suggest innovative funding options, where the case is strong. Gannons is experienced in restructuring firms in an affordable and tax-efficient manner, being well equipped to put solutions into effect, whether they have been arrived at through litigation, negotiation, mediation or other method. This ability to structure commercial deals is often the difference between resolving a dispute and not.  

So, if you’re an SME founder or director, don’t let disputes take the wind out of your sails. Reach out to Gannons for a chat about what they can offer at gannons.co.uk, or call Alex Kennedy on 02074381060.

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