How To Protect Your Business Succession
Corporate Law Posted 14 April 2025If you run your own business or are considering starting your own business, you need to think about how you will protect your business succession and interests. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the excitement of running and growing your business. However, you need to ensure that you and your business is legally protected. That’s where our corporate solicitors here at Burgh Thorpe Solicitors can help.
One way of growing your business is to bring in shareholders or partners. However, have you considered what happens if you fall out with this people? Could they force you out the business? Are you able to get them out of your business? Are your protected if a serious dispute breaks in within the business? How can you resolve the dispute to protect your interests and business succession? That’s what we look at in this blog post.
When your business is any larger than a one-person organisation, then you have to ensure that all responsibilities and profits are divided fairly. This is something that you need to speak to our corporate lawyers about. We will make that sure that you protect your business succession and interests when setting up or running your business.
You may think that as a solopreneur you don’t need to worry. However, there are other things that you will need to consider. If you were to have a serious accident or sever health concerns that meant that you couldn’t work – who would run your business? Is there anyone you can hand the reins over to?
Here at Burgh Thorpe Solicitors our corporate legal team can help with succession planning. We will help you consider what happens if there are fall outs within the business, bad health or serious accidents.
There are lots that you need to think about when running your own business. The legal side of things is often forgotten about, but that is what we are here for. Our corporate legal specialists are here to protect you and your business. For trusted legal advice, call our corporate solicitors in Peterborough now.
