JCLM is a Crusader for the silent majority of SME owners who have been treated badly by those in power. It is our mission to restore fairness and balance to the SME market. Ignored by the government during COVID? Dealing with IR35, Brexit and legal burdens such as Data Protection and GDPR all alone? Bullied by bigger customers and suppliers? Sound familiar? We can help.
With our unique one stop shop monthly service, JCLM deals with many of the problems facing SME owners on a day to day and strategic level: problems with suppliers and employees, unpaid invoices, industry issues, and legislation.
JCLM offer layered Silver, Gold and Platinum tailored packages with ascending monthly fees depending on which elements of the below are required. All packages include relevant legal updates sent monthly by e-mail, free training courses and networking events.
Fees start at £599 plus VAT per month.
Dealing with all Small Claims (up to £10,000) as part of the monthly fee, saving the cost of instructing external solicitors.
A review of Terms and Conditions and Supplier Contracts to improve cash flow.
Reviewing complaints procedures, Privacy Notices, Data Protection and Privacy Policies.
Providing immediate action to protect your business in the event that a competitor or ex-employee seeks to exploit your reputation, ideas and knowledge.
An audit of HR policies, staff handbooks, contracts of employment and HR letters, and advice on complex HR matters including disciplinaries.
Assisting your business with the renewal of leases, negotiations with Landlords, purchasing premises and property issues including planning consents.
Bespoke IT security training provided to staff to deal with the increased threat of cyber-crime.
Assessing current SME industry threats and compliance issues such as Brexit, Data Protection, GDP, IR35 from a legal perspective and providing practical advice as to how to deal with them.
This includes off-payroll rules, status determination statements, employment status assessments, providing consultancy agreements (fee payer model and compliance model) and review of supply chains.
Working as an NED/part of a Senior Management Team with emphasis on dealing legal and commercial issues before they escalate to litigation to save management time and costs and enable the owners to run the business.
Direct access to the owner, Jamie Magill, including out of hours support.
Support with the problems entrepreneurs and start-ups encounter in the early days, including access to a network of trusted advisors, including accountants, funders and marketing experts, who can assist all types of start-ups.
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Start-up professional service firms often reflect the corporate background of their founders: arrogant, complacent and resistant to change. A different approach is needed when working with SME owners and individuals. Understanding their business and the sector they operate in-and their
Jamie provided me with excellent advice and support throughout. He is very knowledgeable and approachable and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him.
– Jessica, From London
JCLM focuses on providing commercial litigation and legal compliance services for SME owners. We have particular expertise in addressing the legal needs of start-up ventures, Construction and Engineering companies, Brewers and IT Suppliers.
JCLM works primarily with High Net Worth Individuals, Entrepreneurs, IT Consultants and Legal Professionals. Our expertise include claims with mis-sold financial products (including mortgages, investments, pensions and consumer credit products) and disputes involving the Student Loans Company and Gambling Companies.
JCLM Solicitors cuts through the confusion and pretence of the legal sector. A champion of the underdog, we exist to provide reliable, straightforward and accessible legal services for SMEs and the individual.
We challenge the conventional wisdom of large, traditional legal firms to offer a service that’s on your side. We are not prepared to accept the status quo without enquiry, nor are we conflicted or in the hands of business partners/funders. We act only for our clients.
The relationships we form with our clients are built to last: we don’t switch off at 5pm, and you don’t need an appointment. JCLM Solicitors act as an extension of your business or personal interests, and you can rely on us to be determined, fearless and steadfast in our response to your legal requirements.
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Jamie Magill is pleased to announce, following the success of “Inglory Inglory Man United”, that he has agreed terms with Pitch Publishing to write a further book entitled: “It’s Raining Bats and Pads- a story of Lancashire County Cricket Club 1989-1996”.
This looks at a very successful period in Lancashire’s history: trophies galore with the likes of Mike Atherton, Neil Fairbrother, Warren Hegg and Wasim Akram thrilling crowds at Old Trafford, Lords and beyond. And if you couldn’t always travel to Canterbury or Colwyn Bay (there are only so many times you can miss double history with Mr Rawlinson), most games were on the BBC anyway with dear old Richie Benaud and Ray Illingworth- before Sky dominated the world and turned red balls white and cricket whites purple and pink.
It fuses the delightful statistics of the day with the author’s own experience of being a fan and a follower during this golden era. Halcyon days indeed: you didn’t need the gimmicks of the IPL and super overs to enjoy the wonderful game back then.
Pies and pints: not a protein shake in sight. The book is due to be published in March 2022.
