Are you running your business on verbal agreements and generic online templates? A single poorly worded contract can destroy your business and personal relationships. Access expert legal protection affordably through our network of trusted legal partners.
What are Business Legal Services? A Simple Guide
Running a business involves entering into many legally binding agreements. A business lawyer helps you create sound contracts that protect your interests. For example, they can draft a Shareholder Agreement (the rules for how the owners will work together), an Employment Contract (the rules for your staff), or a Client Service Agreement (the terms of your work with customers). Using a lawyer ensures these documents are enforceable in court and helps you avoid costly disputes and misunderstandings later on. Our service provides a managed connection to these essential services.
Why Choose StartupHero for This?
We’ve vetted a network of independent commercial lawyers who specialise in small to medium-sized businesses. This gives you access to top-tier legal advice at pre-negotiated, preferential rates, without the high fees and impersonal nature of a large corporate law firm. We connect you with the right expert for your specific need.</p
Services available via our partners include:
- ✅ Contract Drafting & Review: Get legally sound contracts for clients, suppliers, employees, and leases.
- ✅ Shareholder & Partnership Agreements: Solidify the legal relationship between the business owners to prevent future disputes.
- ✅ Commercial Legal Advice: Get expert guidance on compliance, disputes, and other commercial legal matters.
Client Testimonial
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“I needed a solid shareholder agreement for my new partnership. The lawyer StartupHero connected me with was fantastic – thorough, clear, and much more affordable than I expected.”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Are you a law firm?
A: No, StartupHero is not a law firm. We are a facilitator that connects our clients to a network of independent, pre-vetted, and trusted legal professionals.
Q: Why do I need a Shareholder Agreement if I trust my partner?
A: A Shareholder Agreement is like a prenuptial agreement for business partners. It clarifies what happens in unforeseen circumstances (like death, disability, or disagreement) and protects both the business and your personal relationship.
Don’t sign another contract without professional advice. Access our network of legal experts today.
Sarah P., Johannesburg –
I needed a solid shareholder agreement for my new partnership. The lawyer StartupHero connected me with was fantastic—thorough, clear, and much more affordable than I expected.