Author: Deborah McPeake

How to resolve disputes in the world of business?

In the world of business, some disputes between commercial enterprises are unable to be resolved without legal assistance. Read More

Legal health check for new businesses in Cheshire

Starting a new business is an excilirating time, often with a million and one tasks to fulfil before moving onto the next stage. Read More

We have re-located within Crewe

Tebbitts & Co Solicitors was established back in 2010 as a commercial law firm based at Scope House in Crewe – the perfect location for a startup business. Over the years we have built up a reputation with local Cheshire businesses, and have increased our client base steadily. The need to recruit new members of staff is imminent to fulfil workload as the firm expands. Now with three...Read More

Cheshire based business positioned and poised for further growth

After several weeks of hard work to achieve a tight deadline, Tebbitts & Co Commercial Solicitors have successfully helped to secure a business acquisition for its client worth a total value of £1.5 million. Acting for a Cheshire based insurance intermediary with a national coverage, the deal was completed last week which involved extensive negotiations. By securing the acquisition of...Read More

Business owners guide to forthcoming changes in employment legislation in 2017

This year is already set to be a busy one for employment law and HR practitioners with a list of forthcoming legislation changes in the pipeline. We’ve put together a brief guide for business owners on some of the key changes for 2017. National Living Wage This is a forthcoming change that has been relatively well publicised. The government announced in its November 2016 autumn statement that...Read More

Things to consider when selling your business in Cheshire

Business owners guide to forthcoming changes in employment legislation in 2017 Are you selling your business? Selling a business can be a tricky process and depending on the nature of the business, there may be different factors which need to be taken into account. The main items which need to be considered when selling a business have been set out below. A sale of business contract should be...Read More

Does your shareholder agreement reflect your current business structure?

Every business should consider putting shareholder or a partnership agreement in place, depending on your ownership structure. It is important to have some protection and agreed procedures to resolve a shareholder matter or dispute on an unforeseen situation. A shareholder agreement is a simple agreement that can be amended from time to time as a business grows and new shareholders are...Read More

What will withdrawal from the EU mean for EU citizens currently living in the UK?

There are more than 3 million EU migrants currently living in the UK and a new report by the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford warns that the government faces a huge administrative exercise in examining their residence rights. The report analyses the existing process for EU citizens registering as permanent residents in the UK, and finds that while the government has indicated...Read More