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Our Team

Meet the people behind your contracts.

Precision matters when the terms are live and the stakes are real. Our solicitors bring 17 years of combined contract law experience, and we keep the process clear from the first call to the final signature.

Why do clients stay with us? Because we draft carefully, negotiate calmly, and explain the risks without the jargon. That means fewer surprises and stronger documents.

Precision-led drafting Client-first communication Commercial judgement
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Meet the people behind your contracts

We believe a good agreement should read cleanly, hold up under pressure, and reflect what was actually intended. Sounds basic? It isn’t, not when one clause can change the whole deal.

Measured, not noisy

We handle contract work with quiet discipline: sharp drafting, careful review, and negotiation that protects momentum instead of stalling it.

Built for clarity

Every instruction is mapped to a practical document, so you know what’s changing, why it matters, and where the trade-offs sit.

Direct conversation

We keep clients close to the process. Need a clause explained in plain English? You’ll get it, quickly and without posturing.

Our legal team

Three distinct roles. One standard. Why split the work so carefully? Because contract quality improves when drafting, negotiation, and client guidance each get expert attention.

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Lead Contract Solicitor

Alastair Wren

Commercial agreements are his day-to-day work, from supplier terms and service schedules to partnership structures and bespoke provisions. He brings a steady hand to drafting, and he’s obsessive about definition clauses, because ambiguity is expensive.

  • Commercial contracts and bespoke drafting
  • 17 years in contract law and negotiation
  • LPC-qualified with a focus on risk allocation
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Negotiation Counsel

Nadia Petrov

She focuses on dispute avoidance and settlement-friendly language. When a clause starts to drift, she spots the pressure point early and works the discussion back towards workable terms. Do you need a hardline response? Sometimes. Do you need one that keeps the relationship intact? Often.

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Client Relations Lead

Priya Shah

Priya keeps the process clear and human. She guides new clients through onboarding, timelines, information requests, and review stages, so the work moves smoothly without clutter. If you’ve got a deadline, she’ll help us plan around it properly.

  • Client onboarding and matter coordination
  • Process clarity for busy founders and private clients
  • Strong background in legal support and matter management

Credentials

Rigorous standards

Our team works across commercial, creative, professional services, and private client matters, with each matter checked for consistency, enforceability, and commercial fit.

Working style

Practical, responsive, thorough

We don’t overcomplicate a matter to sound clever. Instead, we give you the legal position, the business implications, and a route to the next decision. That’s the kind of support clients remember.

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Qualification mix

Broad experience, one process

Between them, the team has worked on high-volume service terms, cross-border supply arrangements, agency agreements, and tailored individual contracts. The mix helps us see issues early, before they become expensive questions.

Ready to work with a team that takes your paperwork seriously?

We’re based in Bloomsbury, London, and we welcome enquiries from businesses and individuals who want contract advice that’s considered, direct, and easy to act on. Why wait until a clause becomes a problem?

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