As the world of commerce becomes more intricate and new trends and practices develop overnight, you need a legal team dedicated to protecting your Business and its every need. Our principal partner has a masters’ degree in Commercial law from the University College Dublin and has experience in dealing with all matters of Commercial law, Corporate and Business law.

Here at Ad’Reme Solicitors, we take a commercial view as well as a legal view on each deal or corporate issue we face. We believe that it is necessary as lawyers to be commercially minded in approaching a commercial project. We know it is necessary to concentrate on the commercial realities as well as the legal issues and our lawyers are trained with this approach in mind. We address each issue in the same way and like to balance the commercial and the legal realities carefully.

We advise on and have helped numerous clients in the following areas of Business, Commercial & Corporate Law:

• Setting up a business
• Company law
• Transfer or sale of a business
• Dissolution of a business
• Commercial Agreements
• Partnerships and Joint Ventures
• Company Secretary Services
• International Trade Agreements
• Agency and Franchise Agreements

Commercial and corporate law is one of the specialties of the firm. Our approach is practical and focused with a strong emphasis on keeping costs down. We act for a wide variety of companies and organisations, advising on every aspect of Irish and international business and commercial law

We have acted in numerous company sales and purchase and have guided clients through the difficult process of preparing or examining due diligence documentation and disclosure. We provide a risk assessment service for purchasers of companies for Irish and international clients.

We have acted in mediation and arbitration of commercial agreements and our Litigation Department acts extensively in debt collection and contract disputes.

We are connected with local and bilateral Chambers of Commerce. Our principal partner was a co-founder of the Nigerian-Irish Chamber of Commerce. He served as its Secretary and Legal Adviser for so many years and in that capacity, he was part of the Enterprise Ireland trade delegation to Lagos, Nigeria in November 2013 which led to the establishment of many bilateral trade and commercial joint ventures between Nigerian and Irish Companies and Universities