Industries
Sectors we serve
Regulation, contracting norms and dispute patterns differ sharply between sectors. These pages set out what the law actually does to a business in each, and where those businesses most often get into trouble.
- Startups & New BusinessesA startup rarely fails because of a bad clause. It fails because no one wrote the clause down, and the disagreement it…→
- Technology & ITA technology business sells intangible things across state and national borders, which means its contracts and its dat…→
- Real Estate & InfrastructureReal estate disputes tend to arrive late and expensively, often years after the agreement that caused them was signed …→
- Financial ServicesLending is a heavily regulated business, and most of the legal exposure it carries comes from the gap between what a c…→
- ManufacturingA manufacturer’s legal exposure sits mostly in three places: the contracts with its suppliers and buyers, its labour f…→
- HealthcareHealthcare providers face a distinct legal exposure: the standard of care is judged after the fact, often years later,…→
- EducationEducational institutions sit under close regulatory oversight and also owe a duty of care to students and parents who …→
- E-CommerceAn online business answers to its customers, its sellers, its brand partners and its payment processors, often through…→
- Consumer BusinessesA consumer-facing business builds a brand over years and can see it eroded by a single mishandled complaint, a franchi…→
- Professional ServicesA professional services firm sells its people’s time and judgement, which means its biggest legal risks are usually a …→
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