Commercial & Business Law

Very often entrepreneurs and even experienced business people drift from one business arrangement to another with no issues arising for many years.



Then all of a sudden they are faced with a crisis, dispute or opportunity to change direction. Regardless of goodwill or best intention, a legal structure will always determine the protection one enjoys, or the direction you may take in any business decision.

So whether you are a seasoned veteran in business, or a young entrepreneur starting out on a new venture, you should consult with an unbiased legal expert who will provide sound and objective advice, and establish the legal building blocks for a secure future.

The changes to the Companies Act has resulted in a new interpretation of legal requirements for business structures and ownership models that determine the way in which your business should be structured. Once this is established you should enjoy a trusted and reliable relationship with a legal expert to advise and manage any situation that could arise, short term or in the future. A well-structured legal foundation will ensure stability and consistency in your business practice and the action you take under any circumstance.

Preston-Whyte and Associates are legal business experts with sound and practical business acumen. Experience has taught us the common pitfalls and the best way to structure the legal side of your business.

financial & estate planning
civil litigation
business law
family law
conveyancing
• What is the ownership structure of the company? • What are the management roles within the company? • Who will be responsible for financing and what is the risk? • What assets are involved and are they protected? • What will happen if one of the owners leaves or dies? • What is the contingency for the loss of critical skills? • What is the intellectual property of the company and who owns it? • Are there any trademarks or copyright issues? • Are contracts with suppliers and customers watertight? • What are my options when a client refuses to pay?

Complimentary Online Advice

If you have a pending question on any legal matter or simply seek some interim advice, email us on craigpw@iafrica.com and we will respond with the basic process and cost table.

You will not be charged for the response, nor will you be under any obligation to use our services. Please note that some issues may require a more detailed response than we are able to provide as a quick response via email.