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Joint Venture & Collaboration Agreements
Partnering with another business can often deliver market gains that would otherwise take much longer. This partnership can take the form of a joint venture company, with each partner holding shares. Alternatively, it may be a purely contractual arrangement, with no jointly-owned company, but simply a contract to work together for shared benefit.
It is crucial to establish the rights and responsibilities of the partners from the outset and address what happens if the joint venture or collaboration does not proceed as planned. Drafting the joint venture or collaboration documents should focus on the full range of issues and the potential for future conflicts, which are best negotiated before the venture goes live. We recognise that each transaction has unique drivers and motivations, so we take the time to understand your specific needs to ensure any agreement safeguards your interests.
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Our Recent Cases
- Advised Connective Online Limited on the joint venture agreement following a demerger.
- Drafted and advised on a collaboration agreement for the establishment of a new clinic.
- Set up a joint venture company for the management of racing drivers in motorsport.