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Services > Business Advisory Service
I have a business and I can do commercial deals. Why do I need a lawyer?
Am I safe to take some general terms and conditions I found on the internet and use these?
Do I need a long contract?
Can a comprehensive agreement cover everything practically?
I have a website so I’ve started selling through it. Can’t I just do everything exactly as I do on the shop floor?
I have no bargaining power anyway, so what is the point in taking legal advice on a contract that I can’t change?
