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Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, letting or renting a commercial property can often involve a variety of complex issues. So, at Stephensons, our team of expert commercial property solicitors offer a vast range of legal services to help both landlords and tenants with the finer details negotiating, completing and thereafter managing commercial property leases at a fixed price.
Our expert commercial landlord and tenant solicitors are able to advise you on the following:
With experts on all of the above within our commercial legal team, at Stephensons we are dedicated to providing clarity and certainly on all aspects of commercial property leases. By offering fixed price legal packages, as well as the option of being able to tailor any work that our legal team carry out to meet your specific needs, we can create a safe-guarding legal package that is perfect for you.
If you would like to speak to a specialist commercial property solicitor about a lease, our fixed price services or even just a minor query please call us on 01616 966 229.
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1984 can be complex to interpret, so it is important to ensure that all clauses in a commercial lease are correct from the offset in order to prevent disputes and ultimately higher costs in the long run. In addition to this, to avoid complex issues and ongoing disputes down the line, you should consult with our commercial property solicitors at various stages of your lease including but not limited to: assignment, subletting or termination of lease, rent reviews and service charges.
For legal advice and support with any commercial property disputes, contact our team now on 01616 966 229.
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