Commercial Law

Dexterity Law has significant experience with complex commercial matters.  We provide tailored legal advice that looks beyond short-term outcomes and reflects our clients’ long-term strategy.

Our clients trust us to act on their mergers and acquisitions, capital raises and strategic investments. We add value by providing ongoing advice on corporate governance, regulatory and employment law issues.

Grow with confidence

We have particular expertise in partnering with start-ups in the tech, e-commerce, supply chain / logistics and consumer goods industries.

Successful outcomes we’ve obtained with our clients include:

  1. Negotiating major shareholders agreements;

  2. Selling start-up IP to a USA-based purchaser;

  3. Advising start-ups on different options for employee compensation schemes (ESSs, ESOPs and Phantom Share Schemes);

  4. Negotiating a partner exit from a tech business;

  5. Drafting T&Cs for use in the e-commerce space; and

  6. Drafting and negotiating employment agreements for SME consulting firms.

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Our commercial law offering

We help our clients to negotiate and manage their key legal contracts including:

  1. Sale of business agreements;

  2. Terms and conditions for supply or sale;

  3. Service agreements;

  4. Research and related IP agreements;

  5. Terms of service for websites;

  6. Licensing agreements;

  7. Employment / contractor agreements;

  8. Shareholder agreements; and

  9. Confidentiality agreements

Simply outstanding service. You can expect a professional, efficient and friendly service. I highly recommend.
— Alex Davis, Director of Leaselab

Our team are also familiar with a range of financing including: 

  • equity finance;

  • asset and structured finance;

  • securitisation;

  • property finance; and

  • distressed asset financing.

You can read our recent updates on finance law below: 

Professional team and always on hand to give useful advice whenever required. Highly recommend!
— Lewis Dunnigan, CEO of Bygen

You can read our recent updates on commercial law below: