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Healys’ Corporate team is equipped to handle a full range of corporate transactional work for UK and international clients. Healys’ relationship-driven ethos is particularly pertinent in the corporate arena. We ensure that we know you, your business and ultimate aims.
During transactions we also often draw upon the firm’s extensive network of professional contacts to guarantee you constantly have access to appropriate expertise and advice. It is this approach that sets us apart from other corporate legal firms.
We understand the toll a company transaction can take on a business and its managers, and we tailor our services to ensure that you receive an efficient service with the minimum disruption.
Our Corporate services include:
We act on projects based in the United Kingdom and internationally. Where our projects have an international component, we have a well-established network of worldwide experts to advise where needed.
2nd June 2020
Deliberate infringement of others’ trade marks is a crime and perpetrators can expect severe punishment. In one case, a businessman who took advantage of a former trading partner’s goodwill was met severe consequences. Continue reading »
29th May 2020
Miscreant employees often form the first link in a chain which feeds the black market in personal data. However, as a ground-breaking High Court ruling showed, anyone who profits from the use of such illicitly leaked material risks being hit hard in the pocket. Continue reading »
28th May 2020
Commercial tenants whose rights are trampled upon by their landlords are far from powerless and should seek legal advice right away. A shopkeeper who did just that after his lease was unlawfully forfeited and his stock seized won the right to substantial damages in a guideline case. Continue reading »
27th May 2020
20th May 2020
Directors are obliged to put their own interests to one side in making decisions for the benefit of the companies they serve. The Court of Appeal emphasised that point in the case of a businessman who executed an unauthorised transfer of a company’s premises to himself. Continue reading »
2nd June 2020
Deliberate infringement of others’ trade marks is a crime and perpetrators can expect severe punishment. In one case, a businessman who took advantage of a former trading partner’s goodwill was met severe consequences. Continue reading »
29th May 2020
Miscreant employees often form the first link in a chain which feeds the black market in personal data. However, as a ground-breaking High Court ruling showed, anyone who profits from the use of such illicitly leaked material risks being hit hard in the pocket. Continue reading »
28th May 2020
Commercial tenants whose rights are trampled upon by their landlords are far from powerless and should seek legal advice right away. A shopkeeper who did just that after his lease was unlawfully forfeited and his stock seized won the right to substantial damages in a guideline case. Continue reading »
27th May 2020
20th May 2020
Directors are obliged to put their own interests to one side in making decisions for the benefit of the companies they serve. The Court of Appeal emphasised that point in the case of a businessman who executed an unauthorised transfer of a company’s premises to himself. Continue reading »
