Supporting the economic development aspirations of local communities
We work with a broad range of locally owned businesses, social enterprises, and not-for-profit organisations across UK, in all aspects of economic and commercial development, and constitutional and treaty entitlements. We can help with structuring locally owned businesses, establishment of trusts, corporations and partnerships, taxation, and the financing of economic development projects, to maximize returns on investment to owners and other objectives our clients have.
Chance Legal Group has developed trusted and valued relationships with Chiefs, economic development professionals, community organisation leadership, and other visionaries and leaders in London’s local community. Your Chance Legal Group lawyer is deeply respectful of the communities we serve, history, and tradition and is proud to work with local communities in the spirit of reconciliation and progress. We are also proud to work with businesses looking for partnerships with the community community, with an eye to designing win-win solutions for all stakeholders.
Our community Law group has extensive experience in proudly representing local’ interests at a wide variety of regional and national administrative tribunals, and all court levels including the Supreme Court of UK. We have the necessary background and experience to help our clients achieve their goals. We offer services in:
- Economic Development and Business Structuring
- Employment
- Financing for Infrastructure Projects
- local Taxation
- Gaming
- Governance
- Trust Structuring
- Impact Benefit Agreements
- Individuals, Families and Entrepreneurship Advice and Coaching
- Joint Venture and Partnership Agreements
- Reserve Creation, Land Management and Land Codes
- Restorative Justice and Sharing Circle Facilitation
- Treaty, Aboriginal, and Inherent Rights Opinions
Represented lender on a £125,000,000+ refinancing of various credit facilities for a multinational manufacturer with assets located across the UK and in the United Kingdom.
