“We have hundreds of commercial law specialists”
James Lewindon, CEO
James Lewindon, CEO
Commercial law, also known as mercantile law or trade law, is the body of law that applies to the rights, relations, and conduct of persons and businesses engaged in commerce, merchandising, trade, and sales. It is often considered to be a branch of civil law and deals with issues of both private law and public law.
At Flex Legal we understand that commercial law is an integral feature of the services offered by respected law firms, and as an employment agency for lawyers, we can supplement your existing staff to provide temporary legal support in areas where you have short term resource issues.
In the area of commercial law we can take ownership of many key tasks, to alleviate the administrative burden and carry out important leg work in keeping commercial law departments functioning cohesively. We can implement temporary solutions to provide flexible legal professionals on a short term basis.
We understand that legal protocol and procedures are sacrosanct within a legal organisation, so we agree with you strict lines of responsibility and authority, whilst reacting quickly to provide key support exactly when you need it.
Our team of temporary legal professionals consist of on demand lawyers and paralegals who can swiftly take up key positions and bring immediate value to your operations. We have a vast nationwide network of temporary staff to call upon and can react quickly to deliver flexible solutions and to maintain the professionalism and integrity of your organisation.
Contact Flex Legal today and we can make swift arrangements to cover your commercial law needs and to bring our knowledge and expertise to help your business stay ahead of the competition.
We get all sorts of requests from our clients, and we pride ourselves on our ability to help solve your specific problem. Our paralegals and lawyers come from all sorts of backgrounds, and are trained in all sorts of areas of law. Here are some of our most requested areas: