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McClure Naismith LLP is delighted to be a Corporate Partner of LINC Scotland®, the Scottish Angel Capital Association.

With offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh and London, McClure Naismith is a leading commercial law firm which has built a reputation for excellence in delivering comprehensive and practical legal advice and by providing robust representation demonstrating our determination to get results for our clients.

Entrepreneurs

We have long standing experience of advising early stage companies and high growth companies seeking funding. We can assist with issues as diverse as:

  • fundraising and financing
  • helping you to get “investor ready”
  • company formation and administration
  • shareholders’ agreements
  • directors’ duties and directors’ service contracts
  • investment documentation
  • commercial contracts
  • the protection and commercialisation of intellectual property rights
  • employment issues

We can also help effect introductions to other professional advisors who may also be able to assist you.

Business Angels

For those individuals or syndicates looking to invest in early stage or growing companies, our services include:

  • carrying out legal due diligence on the investment target
  • assisting with the preparation of investment documentation
  • advising on consultancy agreements
  • co-ordinating investments and project management

Contacts

David Gourlay, Partner

Stewart Whyte, Partner

Andrew Williamson, Partner

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