Corporate
Companies built on sound legal foundations
From the first idea to day-to-day operation, a company needs legal decisions made early: they shape the partners’ liability, how the business is managed and how decisions are taken. We help you choose the right legal form and put the relationship between partners, and your obligations to the authorities, on paper.
What this area covers
- Choosing the legal form of the company, forming and registering it
- Memorandum and articles of association
- Partner and shareholder agreements
- Governance: general assemblies and board minutes
- Changes to structure or capital and transfers of shares
- Disputes between partners and shareholders
How we may help
- Setting out the legal options for your venture and the differences between them.
- Preparing the founding documents and partner agreements.
- Following the procedures before the competent authorities.
- Advising on decisions, minutes and statutory obligations, and on resolving or litigating disputes between partners where necessary.
Information and documents that may help
- The partners’ identity documents and contact details
- The proposed name, objects and capital
- Memorandum and articles of association, if they exist
- Partner agreements, company records and minutes
- Any official correspondence with the authorities
You do not need everything for a first conversation. Please do not send confidential documents through the website form.
Common questions
Which legal form suits my business?
It depends on the number of partners, the nature of the activity, how far you want to limit liability and how you plan to finance the business. We explain the options in the Companies Law and discuss what fits your case.
Does a partners’ agreement replace the articles of association?
Not necessarily. Each has its own role, and an agreement may complement what the articles do not cover, subject to the law. We review the documents together to check they are consistent.
This page is general information, not advice on your particular case.
Discuss your matter with us
Tell us briefly what you need and we will say plainly whether and how we can help.