Our International Commercial Lawyers work with businesses looking to globalise in the ever-changing world of international business.
We can help with the legal elements to allow you to grow your business overseas or to ease your entry in to the UK market. We are members of international and local chambers of commerce and attend global and local trade events to keep informed on industry trends and gain valuable insights into the global marketplace.
As English law advisors we help businesses develop and reach new markets if you are expanding into the UK , exporting from the UK , by providing strategic legal advice to manage negotiations of complex contractual arrangements such as supply of goods , supply of services , agency and distribution agreements, outsourcing agreements, manufacturing agreements and IT contracts , to dealing with overseas supply-chain issues, intellectual property and data projects. We add value to businesses looking to expand internationally by managing local counsel to keep legal spend within budget and timescales on track, and by ensuring that business contracts and operations are able to remain as consistent as possible in new territories.
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Our Commercial Contract Lawyers have assisted on cross border projects (whether that be advising on cross-border contracts governed by English law, or arranging local counsel on contracts governed by foreign laws)– recent jurisdictions include US, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, China, South Africa and numerous jurisdictions across Europe.
The contract will specify what law is applicable to disputes, claims or interpretation of the contract. If there is no governing law clause, then there are a number of international conventions which could determine based on the location of the parties and activities under the contract.
If you are going to sell goods or services in the UK and want to rely on terms and conditions that are applicable outside the UK, we recommend that you seek expert legal advice due to the UK’s laws around consumer protection and unfair terms in business to business contracts as your existing T&Cs may not be compliant with English law.