Services for Businesses

Company Law Services, Company Formation, Company Directors, Company Secretaries, Bolton, Manchester

The solicitors at Fieldings Porter who work on Company Law matters can deal with both routine and complex business matters.

We can form a company with your own choice of name (subject to your chosen name being free from conflict on a search of the Companies House index of names). The company formation will take place within 24 to 48 hours.

We can work on an annual retainer basis or offer advice as and when required. Our services include :-

Drafting minutes of directors' meetings
Maintaining company's statutory registers
Undertaking company secretarial work, if appropriate

Why not consider letting our Company Law lawyers undertake specified duties as part of our Company Law service? This leaves you free to run your business, secure in the knowledge that we are dealing with Companies House and keeping you informed of Companies Act requirements where necessary.

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