Restrictive Covenants
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Solicitors covering Corporate Finance Law should be able to advise on the some or all of the following:
■ Negotiations with Banks and Other Financiers
■ Advising On and Approving Bank Facility and Security Documentation
■ Refinancing
■ Loan and Credit Agreements
■ Preparation of Bespoke Security Documentation
■ Legal Charges
■ Debentures
■ Personal Guarantees
■ Inter-Company Guarantees
■ Registration Formalities
■ Venture Capital
■ Company Restructuring
If you are unsure if you need a corporate finance solicitor we would recommend that you contact a commercial solicitor, they should be able to advise if you need a specialist firm.
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