A company’s home is its castle
Commercial property lawyers in London for UK start-ups and business growth.
Every start-up or scale-up needs a home. If you’re starting or scaling a business, then a licence, lease or even a commercial property acquisition will be necessary. Making the wrong decision about your premises now could be a continual and costly thorn in your side.
In addition to advising many start-up and scale-up companies on property matters, we have first-hand experience of relocating our own premises to match our growth. Rest assured, our commercial property lawyers have seen and solved related issues from every angle.
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We know how to make property transactions run smoothly by simplifying things for you and ensuring you have a property strategy that accommodates your growth.
Our commercial property solicitors in London offer wide ranging services that cover:
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Why Ignition Law
When it comes to property law, we can offer a better service to start-ups and scale-ups because we are:
At every stage of your journey, we’ll be on hand to provide comprehensive property law advice.
If you’re a start-up or scale-up and have any property-related legal concerns, we’re here and ready to help.
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Our team are among the best in the legal marketplace: flexible thinkers, tech-assisted problem solvers and a core of commercial partners whose passion and focus add immense value.
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The onus is on the buyer to identify any issues with the property that they are seeking to acquire, before proceeding with the acquisition. If the buyer fails to do so, then – subject to very limited exceptions – the buyer will take on responsibility for any related liabilities post-acquisition.
The government’s 2020 Energy White Paper, Powering our net zero future, has further proposed that landlords will be required to show that all let commercial buildings have an EPC rating of ‘C’ by 1 April 2027, and an EPC rating of ‘B’ by 1 April 2030.
When you enter into your commercial lease, you will be signing up to various obligations for repair, maintenance, and decorations during the term. Some of these can be extremely onerous and many tenants will overlook these obligations during the term and only start to think about them once the lease is coming to an end or if they are thinking of leaving at a break point. By this time the liabilities could have grown and leave you having to deal with a large, unexpected amount to pay at the end of your lease.
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What We Do
Ensuring clear and meaningful terms of trade with customers and suppliers.
Keeping on top of your company compliance obligations.
Funding, acquisition, investment or exit. Get the details right.
Straight-forward approaches to radically reduce risk and maximise data.
Disputes are a reality. Get proactive solutions and reactive advice.
Legal foundations to retain, incentivise and manage key talent.
Balance innovation with the commercial necessity of proper protection.
Make property matters run smoothly and create flexible property plans that accommodate your growth.
Decide who inherits and what they inherit.