Joint Ventures

Legal advice on joint venture structures, contributions and exit terms from Sanders Witherspoon in Billericay, Essex.

About Joint Ventures

Working with another business on a project requires agreement about ownership, control and risk. A joint venture may be contractual or use a separate entity, depending on the objectives. Contributions of money, staff, intellectual property and contacts should be understood before the project starts.

Key Points

  • Define the project and each party's contribution.
  • Agree governance, funding and information-sharing arrangements.
  • Plan for deadlock, completion and an early exit.

How We Can Help

We review the proposed collaboration and advise on the documents needed to record it. We help identify responsibilities and negotiate decision-making and exit provisions, coordinating related commercial or property issues where they form part of the project.

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