Commercial Lawyers

No-nonsense legal advice to achieve your commercial ambitions.

As a ‘Top Tier’ firm for corporate and commercial matters, we provide the legal expertise and advice you need to help your business achieve its goals.

In this competitive economic climate, it’s important to have an experienced legal team on your side to assist in avoiding costly and time-consuming disputes.

As experts with experience across a wide range of business sectors, we take the time to understand your business and provide you with robust, no-nonsense legal advice.

To discuss your corporate legal requirements email hello@brabners.com, call us on 0333 004 4488 or fill in our contact form.

Recognised as a top tier firm in The Legal 500 2025

“Praised for its ability to go ‘go above and beyond’ and ’outstanding industry knowledge’, Brabners... [handles] the full scope of corporate and commercial matters... Feedback from clients has always been favourable... consistently high-quality level of service.”
The Legal 500 2026

“Richard Hough stands out for his expertise in healthcare and complex contractual work, assisting clients with terms of business, outsourcing, distribution, agency, franchising and joint venture agreements.”
The Legal 500 2026

Our expertise

Our leading and sizeable commercial practice includes specialists who advise you on commercial contracts, terms of business, e-commerce, IT contracts, data protection, public procurement, competition, intellectual property and pharmacy law.

We advise clients of all sizes from start-up entrepreneurs, owner-managed businesses and SMEs to landed estates, AIM-listed companies and PLCs across manufacturing and supply chain, healthcare, retail, sport, education and t echnology.

Our clients include Peel Ports, Parcel2go.com, Commonwealth Games Federation, GasTag, Sinara Consultants and TravelJigsaw.

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