Corporate & Commercial
Cross-border contracts, governance, commercial structures, negotiations and transaction strategy.
Independent cross-border consultancy from London, with regulated and reserved work clearly separated and handled by appropriately authorised professionals where required.
London-based. Internationally focused.
Royal Law provides non-reserved legal consultancy, commercial legal analysis, dispute strategy and international matter coordination. We work with private clients, businesses and international stakeholders who need a clear legal strategy across more than one jurisdiction.
Royal Law is a trading name of Hamilton & Nassouri R Lawyers Ltd. The company is not an SRA-authorised law firm. Where an individual solicitor, Registered Foreign Lawyer or other authorised professional is involved in a matter, that person's individual regulatory status and scope of work are identified separately. Individual professional authorisation does not extend to Royal Law as an entity.
We keep advisory work, reserved legal work and jurisdiction-specific advice clearly separated.
Cross-border contracts, governance, commercial structures, negotiations and transaction strategy.
Pre-litigation strategy, evidence and document coordination, settlement analysis and arbitration support within applicable professional permissions.
Identifying and coordinating appropriately authorised solicitors, barristers, experts and foreign counsel when a matter requires separate regulated work.
Cross-border succession, family asset and private-client planning support, excluding reserved probate or litigation work.
Commercial compliance analysis and cross-border regulatory coordination, excluding activities requiring separate sector authorisation.
Ongoing legal project management for multi-jurisdictional matters, including coordination of specialist external advisers.
Royal Law does not offer reserved legal activities, immigration advice or services, regulated claims management services, regulated financial services or notarial activities through the consultancy unless and until the relevant business authorisation or lawful exemption applies.
Where a matter requires an authorised provider, the client will normally enter into a separate and clearly documented engagement with that provider.
Before accepting instructions, we identify the scope, responsible professionals, fee basis and any work that requires a separately authorised adviser. No solicitor-client or other professional retainer arises merely from visiting this website or sending an enquiry.
Existing and invited clients can use the secure Royal Law portal for authorised onboarding and matter administration.