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It is not a good idea to get legal advice over the Internet.

Call your local (usually county) bar association. Ask them for names of attorneys that handle business law.

Most areas have small business help groups you could find out in the library.

If you problem is not major the CAB might be able to help.

If you do need a solicitor book an appointment, some offer a free session to look at your case. It would be far better to call in as you can take paperwork with you and have a proper interactive discussion.

Also it is better to see who is helping you to decide if you would work well with them.

If via a call then ask if you may record the call ,so you can go back on the details , one to one conversation would be the best route as you can ask different questions depending on answers , have a list of points written out in front of you before making the call . In my own experience I would just go to the high street solicitor and sit down face to face ,it may work out cheaper in the long run