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Morecrofts Solicitors offer free guidance to independent businesses
One of Merseyside’s most respected private and commercial law firms is providing guidance for the city’s small to medium sized enterprises with their new business MOT.
Donal Bannon, Partner at Morecrofts on Tithebarn Street, wants to ensure that local firms are fully equipped with practical knowledge and in easy access of sufficient legal protection.
He said: “All too often small business owners become so focused on the day to day management of their business that they simply don’t have the time or the financial resources to step back, take stock and ensure the business is legally protected.
“Our business MOT check will provide companies with a comprehensive consultation, whereby we will discuss a vast range of legal aspects such as business structure, intellectual property protection and financial plans. Following the check, we will go on to deliver pragmatic advice that is tailored to individual needs, as well as producing a report outlining any subjects that may require further action.”
A recent UK survey revealed that the top ten legal mistakes made by entrepreneurs include the practice of carrying out less urgent tasks, in preference to legal aspects.
Donal added: “By implementing thorough legal security at an early stage, it would cost businesses much less than having to resolve future complications when they arise. This is why our business MOT should be performed as soon as possible to certify an overall peace of mind and prosperity of the business.”
For more information, contact Donal on 0151 236 8871, email djb@morecrofts.co.uk or visit the website for more information www.morecrofts.co.uk
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