Nimarta Cheema

Senior Solicitor

Corporate

Phone

0131 656 5686

nimartacheema@lindsays.co.uk

Address

Caledonian Exchange 19A Canning Street Edinburgh EH3 8HE

About Nimarta

Nimarta is a Senior solicitor in the Corporate and Technology team based in Edinburgh.

She has experience acting for companies of all sizes, advising on all aspects of corporate and commercial law, including franchising, intellectual property rights, merger and acquisitions, joint ventures, investments, and all types of commercial contracts.

Nimarta is also experienced in advising individuals and businesses regarding data protection law and has a particular interest in the GDPR. She has been working closely with a number of businesses advising on compliance with the GDPR.

Expertise

Buying and Selling Your Business Corporate and Commercial GDPR and Data Protection Franchising Joint Ventures Managing a Family Business Mergers and Acquisitions Partnerships Raising Finance (Loans and Equity) Shareholder Agreements Starting Your Business Technology and IT

News & Insights

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insights 11 September 2020

Covid-19 : Employers need to be aware of increased threat of data breaches from homeworking

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news 11 September 2020

Eight new trainees welcomed at Lindsays in our 2020 intake

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insights 9 September 2020

Covid-19 : Recommendations for employers considering coronavirus testing in their workplace

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insights 4 September 2020

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news 26 June 2020

Covid-19 : Could the fall-out of the pandemic fuel the revolution in employee ownership?

In today's Scotsman (26 June 2020) Douglas Roberts explains why he believes the answer is 'yes' as firms seek to ensure greater resilience

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Covid-19 : None of us can afford to ignore the difficult ‘what ifs?’ in life

People have been seeking peace of mind about how they and their loved ones would be looked after should they fall seriously ill, whether as a conseque...

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