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Gordons Partnership LLP was formed in 1994 by three lawyers from leading City practices who were fed up with the 'factory' approach to law. They liked the law but not the way law firms operated. The founding partners' philosophy was to provide high quality and practical legal advice at an affordable rate, in an environment that was professional but also friendly and accessible.

If you are worrying about making a Will, updating the terms of your existing Will and/or making Powers of Attorney, we are still here to help you, whilst observing social distancing rules. Please call 01483 451900 to arrange a telephone appointment. We advise on a wide range of general commercial contractual matters including terms of trading, e-commerce outsourcing, franchising, licensing, consumer protection, trade regulation and supply, procurement and distribution contracts.

We advise on prosecuting and defending litigation including dealing with general disputes, international trade and commodities disputes, bankruptcy and insolvency, corporate and shareholder disputes, consumer & property disputes, professional negligence claims and enforcement of judgments.
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We have been working since 1994 as many law firms are now aspiring to work - experienced lawyers working straight to screen using the available technology to the full.
Our experience and efficiency means that we can provide quality advice at economic rates to all of our clients.
Our approach allows us to consistently "punch above our weight" and provide a unique combination of expertise and value for money in an increasingly competitive market place for legal services.
We are the main or sole legal adviser to numerous UK listed companies and we provide advice, both domestically and internationally, to many household names across the spectrum of personal, corporate, commercial and medical fields.
The firm has two offices, one in Holborn, London and the other in Guildford.
The two offices are used to working together to provide a seamless service to clients for businesses and individuals.
Our corporate, commercial, employment, intellectual property and dispute resolution work is dealt with by our London office.
Our family, healthcare, wills & probate and property work is dealt with by our Guildford office.
It's important for you to know who will deal with your work on a day to day basis.
We deal with a wide range of general commercial contractual matters for a broad range of clients.
Our clients range from "household names" to owner-managed businesses and start ups and our clients are based in the United Kingdom and overseas.
We are also retained as virtual 'in-house counsel' for a number of small to medium size enterprises and often support other much larger legal concerns with either their day to day legal affairs or other specialist contractual matters.
Please contact Jude Barter, James Gordon, Derek Robins or Victoria Cochrane for further details.
Commercial property law covers all aspects of the purchase, use and management of property used for business purposes.
This includes the granting, purchase and sale of commercial leases, commercial funding, complex investment and development agreements.
Commercial property has its own complex set of rules which control the use of property and govern the relationship between landlords and tenants.
These rules differ from those governing residential property transactions.
Commercial property solicitors are tasked with explaining and applying this complex area of law in many different situations.
We assist both companies and individuals with all aspects of the purchase and/or sale of freehold and leasehold commercial properties including shops, warehouses, factories, care homes and other business premises.
We provide pragmatic, helpful commercial conveyancing advice throughout the transaction - from advising on initial heads of terms, setting out the basic parameters of a transaction to completion.
A freeholder of a property owns the property outright, including the land it is built on, whereas, a leaseholder owns the property subject to the terms of the lease and only for the length of the lease term.
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