Amit Kapoor – Contracts and Legal Consultant

Hello, I’m Amit, a Contracts and Legal Consultant specialising in:

  • Tech and outsourcing
  • Dispute resolution
  • Employment law
  • Public procurement
  • Contracts for services

I followed my passion and qualified into law in 2024 after two decades of experience as a owner of a managed IT services business and as Commercial & Contracts consultant to leading UK public and private sector companies. 

Expert legal advice tailored for consultant solicitors, law firms, and businesses

Expertise

10+ years of experience in technology and outsourcing programmes, with a proven track record of supporting solicitors at Nexa.

Flexibility

Scale your legal services up or down as needed, without the burden of long-term commitments.

Immediate Start

Non-contentious consultancy agreement templates allow for immediate engagement.

Value For Money

Flexible support on a fixed fee, hourly, or daily rate basis – completely ad hoc, so you can tap into my expertise whenever required.

Who Are You?

Consultant Solicitor

Amit is available to support as your sub-consultant in diverse areas of civil law.

Law Firm

 Set up a no-obligation consultancy agreement so you have expert support ready when you need it.

Business

From high-stakes contract negotiations to bid contract reviews, Amit provides dedicated and trusted legal support.

What Amit’s Clients Say…

I am beyond grateful for the exceptional legal service provided by Amit. His expertise and helped recover a substantial claim amount reaching thousands. His professionalism, attention to detail, and constant support throughout the process were outstanding.

Global Engagement Manager

Amit successfully assisted in a case against an employer who attempted to impose conditions on a signed employment contract, despite initially agreeing to honour it. He helped in opening the case, presenting arguments, and taking it to the logical end. He is very efficient and knowledgeable.

 

Project Manager

Blog Articles

Why do Commercial Disputes end up in Courts or Arbitration?

Why do Commercial Disputes end up in Courts or Arbitration?

Different departments in an organisation tend to unanimously agree on one principle: that they must avoid resorting to courts to resolve commercial disputes! All departments view disputes as a distraction as they shift focus away from more important business needs....

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