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Assets or Shares?
13th August, 2019
The structure of a business sale should be considered at the outset of any transaction. Including whether there... Read More »
Key Points for Selling and Buying a Business
10th July, 2019
There is always an overriding commercial driver or drivers for selling and buying a business. For a seller,... Read More »
Firms join forces to help secure deal
10th April, 2019
Two Shropshire companies have played key roles in an acquisition deal that has made a local firm one... Read More »
Opening up the Market in the United Arab Emirates – Forming a Private Company
8th October, 2018
This is the Fourth in a series of 6 articles with regards to establishing a business in the... Read More »
Opening up the Market in the United Arab Emirates – Free Zone Companies
27th September, 2018
This is the second in a series of 6 articles with regards to establishing a business in the... Read More »
Opening up the Market in the United Arab Emirates – Legal System and General Business Vehicles
10th September, 2018
This is the first in a series of 6 articles with regards to establishing a business in the... Read More »
Aaron & Partners LLP supports sale of Telford IT firm to leading cloud hosting provider
13th November, 2017
A team from the Aaron & Partners Shrewsbury office has played a key role in a deal which has... Read More »
Higher Court fees for civil claims could lead creditors to look again at petitions for bankruptcy
22nd June, 2017
On 9 March 2015, Court fees for some civil litigation claims rose significantly. For instance, the Money Claim Online (MCOL) fee for a £95,000 money claim was £815. Now it would be £4,275 plus a further fee of either £545 or £1,090 would be payable for the hearing. In contrast, the Court fee to enter a creditor’s petition... Read More »
Take care to pay the correct issue fee!
27th January, 2016
In April 2015 we wrote about the hike in court fees for civil claims, which we thought could lead creditors to look again at petitions for bankruptcy as a cheaper option. We also warned it was to be approached with caution. [Higher Court fees for civil claims could lead creditors to look again at petitions for bankruptcy]. In... Read More »