Good legal counsel should move your business forward, not slow it down. LawNex advocates combine legal rigour with commercial understanding to help companies grow, transact and resolve disputes with confidence.
Whether you are drafting a shareholders' agreement or defending a commercial claim, we give you clear, practical advice you can act on.
01 — What We Handle
How we can help
Contracts & Agreements
Drafting, review and negotiation of commercial contracts that protect your interests.
Company & Governance
Incorporation, compliance, shareholder matters and board advisory.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Due diligence, structuring and documentation for deals of every size.
Commercial Disputes
Negotiation, arbitration and litigation to resolve business conflicts efficiently.
02 — Our Approach
A clear path forward
1
Understand the business
We learn your commercial goals before we draft a word.
2
Practical structuring
Clear documents and advice that reduce risk without blocking progress.
3
Decisive resolution
Firm representation when disputes must be defended or enforced.
03 — Why LawNex
What you can rely on
✓Commercially-minded advocates
✓Transparent, upfront fee discussions
✓End-to-end deal and dispute support
✓Responsive to business timelines
04 — Good to Know
Corporate & Business — frequently asked questions
Which contracts should a business always have reviewed by a lawyer?+
Anything that allocates money, liability or control: the shareholders' or founders' agreement, employment and consultant contracts, customer and vendor terms, leases, and any document with an indemnity, exclusivity or non-compete clause. These are the clauses that decide what happens when a relationship goes wrong.
What is the difference between arbitration and litigation for a commercial dispute?+
Arbitration is a private process before a tribunal the parties choose, usually because their contract requires it; litigation is a public process before a court. Arbitration is typically faster and confidential, while court litigation offers a full appellate route. Which one applies to you is usually already decided by the dispute-resolution clause in your contract.
Do you help with company incorporation and ongoing compliance?+
Yes. LawNex advocates handle incorporation, the constitutional documents that follow it, board and shareholder formalities, and the periodic filings a company must make once it is running.
Can you act for a startup as well as an established company?+
Yes. The work differs in scale rather than kind — a startup usually needs founders' agreements, an ESOP structure, investment documentation and customer terms, while an established company more often needs governance, M&A and dispute support.
How are corporate legal fees structured?+
Fees are agreed upfront after the first consultation and depend on the shape of the work — transactional drafting and due diligence are usually quoted per matter, while disputes are quoted by stage. LawNex sets this out before the work starts.
These answers explain how the law and the process generally work. They are not legal advice on any particular matter — how they apply to yours depends on its facts.
