1. Business Agreement means a standard business agreement is a legal document involving terms that set out the parties' obligations and duties for the intended business deal or cooperation.   Standard Business Agreement generally includes terms relating to the Scope of Service/Product/Cooperation, Payment, the Parties' Obligations and Duties, the Length of the Service/Provision of Products/Cooperation, Confidentiality, Customary Representations and Warrants, Default and Termination, Exclusion of Third Parties' Rights, Force Majeure, Entire Agreement, No Modification, and Law and Jurisdiction, and the transaction amount involved shall not exceed HK$5,000,000.
Tailor-Made Business Agreement: There are many types of business agreements tailor-made for clients in order to cater to their specific requirements and render adequate protections, for example, franchise agreement, license agreement, operation agreement, option agreement, subscription agreement, joint venture agreement, sale and purchase agreement and etc.

2. Shareholders Agreement means a standard shareholders agreement is a legal document involving complicated terms and conditions. The content of the Shareholders Agreement varies from case to case and is tailor-made in nature. Standard Shareholders Agreement generally includes terms relating to the formulation of the Company's Capital Structure, the scope of business of the Company, the parties' obligations, Composition of the Board, Quorum of the Board, Board Meeting and Administration, Bank Account arrangement, Shareholders' Meeting and Administration, Quorum of Shareholders' Meeting, Board Reserved Matter Shareholders Reserved Matter, customary Pre-Emption Right, customary Right of First Refusal, Customary Representations and Warranties, Confidentiality, Non-competition, No security over shares, Termination, Procuring Amendment of Articles Entire Agreement, No Amendment, exclusion of third parties rights, laws and jurisdictions, and deed of adherence.
Standard Shareholders Agreement: There are many types of shareholders agreements tailor-made for clients in order to cater to their specific shareholders' wishes and requirements and render adequate protections to them.  

3. Terms & Conditions for Platform: If you have an online platform for matching merchants and customers, you need a Terms and Conditions to clearly set out all the parties' obligations and limit your liabilities. Terms & Conditions for Platform includes Description of the services/products provided, Payment Term, the Parties' Obligations, formation of Membership Account, Suspension or Cancellation of Membership Account, Termination of Membership Account, Member's Rights, Member's Obligations, customary Representations, Warranties and Undertakings in relation to Membership, Refund Policy, Delivery of the Products, Return or Replacement of the Products, Customary Representations and Warranties, Termination, Confidentiality, Intellectual Property Rights Protection, Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability, Third Parties' Link Disclaimer, Entire Agreement, No Modification, and Law and Jurisdiction. 

4. Legal Clinic You need a body check, your company needs a corporate check. Legal Clinic provides a detailed and in-depth corporate check to your company. Legal Clinic includes the following diagnosing works: Interviews with the Management Team, Reviewing the Corporate Background, Reviewing and Diagnosing the Corporate and Shareholding Structure, the Corporate Governance, the Internal Control, the Business and Operation, the Business Risks and etc. A Legal Clinic Report will be prepared and delivered to you. Please contact our Team for the detailed service scope of the Legal Clinic.

5. Legal Clinic (Foundation) is a basic and quick check on your corporate. Legal Clinic (Foundation) includes the following diagnosing works: Interview with the CEO, reviewing the Corporate Background, Reviewing Corporate Governance, and Reviewing and Diagnosing Business and Operation. Please contact our Team for the detailed service scope of the Legal Clinic (Foundation).