Business & Corporate Law

Business Lease Agreement

Business lease provisions are complicated, and they include complex terminology and clauses. Our business law experts will advise you whether such clauses, for example: net lease clause, percentage lease clause, non-competition clauses, tax, maintenance, and insurance (TMI) provisions, or boilerplate clauses are in your favour or not. Before you sign such a lease agreement, we ensure you understand all the lease terms and conditions, enabling you to make an informed business decision.

Incorporation of a Company

Incorporating a company and running a business requires knowledge and skills. In this age of trade and consumerism, running a business as a corporation is a better option than a sole proprietorship or a partnership.

An incorporated business is a separate legal entity, different from its shareholders. Incorporating your business offers a golden opportunity for growth, bringing its trademark distinct from its shareholders. On the other hand, liabilities are limited to the corporation's business assets, not to your personal and household assets.

Prior to incorporating a business, our business law expert will guide you through the pros and cons of your business incorporation and help you make informed decisions.