Stuart Mullins
Partner
Stuart Mullins
Partner
“Stuart Mullins has always been highly professional, commercial and responsive, often in high pressure environments…Stuart is exactly the kind of advisor I want on my team.”
James Hawksworth – RSM
Stuart Mullins is a partner in the corporate and commercial team, and member of forburyTECH, a tech start-up advisory of Clarkslegal.
Stuart has over 15 years’ experience providing corporate and business law advice to a wide range of businesses including start-ups, owner-managed businesses, SMEs and large listed corporates.
His expertise includes advising clients on M&A, restructurings, insolvency, Employee Ownership Trusts to shareholder and partnership issues, and also advises on a wide range of commercial matters including licence and service agreements, charitable organisations and constitutions.
Stuart acts for domestic and international businesses across a range of sectors, with particular expertise in the technology space.
Experience
Fundraising – angels, private equity, venture capital
Stuart has extensive experience advising both investors and businesses in respect of all aspects of funding, including angel, and series fund raises.
Business divorce
Stuart advises both businesses and individuals in respect of shareholder and business owner disputes.
Shareholders’ agreements and joint ventures
Stuart advises on drafting partnership agreements, shareholder agreements and articles of association.
Business and Corporate Structures
Stuart advises clients on business and corporate structures; including de-mergers and re-organisations, Employee Ownership Trusts and sales and acquisitions.
Insolvency & Restructuring
Stuart advises on all aspects of non- contentious corporate insolvency with a particular focus on solvent liquidations along with experience in advising on directors duties and conduct.
Shareholdings and Share Re-organisations
Stuart advises on, share capital consolidations, buy backs, demergers, changes to rights attaching to shares and share classifications and rights issues.
