award Winning Business Solicitors.
who speak human.
Helping business owners buy, sell, grow and protect their businesses – with expert legal advice, delivered by humans.
It’s Remarkablaw® – Exceptional Business Law Solicitor
I’m Steven Mather – a business solicitor who speaks human.
In a world of AI and tech, if you’re buying or selling a business, setting up solid contracts, navigating tricky employee issues, or just want legal advice without the waffle, you probably still want to speak to an actual human.
I help ambitious business owners and directors across the UK with straight-talking, fixed-fee legal advice. If you like jargon, I’m not your man. I provide clear solutions and results, delivered fast and with a smile. Sure, I will use cutting-edge legal tech and AI to help me deliver exceptional service and advice, but I’ll be there, personally, on the end of the ‘phone or email (or Teams call).
Steven Mather Solicitor


How I can help businesses like yours:
Buying or Selling A Business
Steven is an experienced M&A Lawyer and specialises in business sales and business purchases under £20m whether as a share purchase or asset purchase.
Commercial Contracts
When your business is growing, you’ll need great contracts – from T&Cs to distribution agreements, joint ventures and much more.
Healthcare Law
Steven has numerous clients in the NHS – GP’s, Dentists, Pharmacists, Care Homes, and other NHS/CQC Entities. Specialist in dealing with NHS partnerships, GMS Contracts and doctors disputes.
Employee Issues
I help business owners make thought through decisions with employees – from contracts of employment and handbooks, to exiting troublesome employees.


Who I help and why clients choose me as their business solicitor
- wants legal advice you can actually understand
- values excellent service from an experienced professional and recommended solicitor?
- needs quick, commercial answers – not endless legal lectures
- prefers fixed fees and honest, upfront communication
- likes working with someone who ‘gets’ business , and gets on with it
I’m Steven Mather – a Leicester Solicitor with a history of legal success after legal success.
I’m here to help – so why not pick up the phone?
I’m not here to clock-watch or baffle you with legal jargon. I’m here to solve problems, protect your business, and help you move forward – all in plain English.
And when you instruct me, you’ll be doing good too!


Approachable. Experienced.
Recommended.
Here’s how I work:



Initial Consultation
Fixed Fees
Onboarding
Job Delivered
Who Am I?
As a leading Business Solicitor in the UK, I’ll help your business with all matters relating to:
- Selling your business
- Buying a business
- general business law legal advice
- drafting and reviewing commercial contracts
- dealing with problem employees
- Intellectual Property (IP)
- Healthcare eg Doctors, Pharmacists and Dentists
This isn’t just me talking!
My happy clients and professional contacts back up these claims. They’ve all appreciated the results I’ve earned and my personal, individual approach. Check out my reviews.
Steven's Legal Updates
I’ll email approximately once a quarter only.


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Veranova proved the warranty was false. Veranova proved the disclosure was inadequate. Veranova still lost. The trial outcome in Veranova v Johnson Matthey [2026] EWHC 1021 (Comm) is a masterclass in why the limitation provisions in your SPA matter more than the warranties themselves.
Copying website copy just got expensive: lessons from Airconco v DC Air
The High Court has confirmed that copying text from a competitor’s website can cost you £10,000 in damages – and that “I could have hired a copywriter for less” is not a defence. In Airconco UK Ltd v DC Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Ltd [2026] EWHC 998 (Ch), HHJ Hacon dismissed an appeal against a maximum-track damages award, holding that where a claimant has an established licensing business with published rates, courts will use those rates as the measure of loss. Here is what the judgment means for UK businesses.




































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