Corporate law
Corporate advice starts with the owners’ interests: who makes decisions, how risk is shared and what happens on exit. We review documents and arrangements, propose a transaction structure or a way to resolve a conflict, and support negotiations and implementation.
How we can help
- Agreements between owners
We draft articles of association, shareholder agreements and governance arrangements, addressing voting, funding, profit distribution and the resolution of disagreements.
- Pre-acquisition due diligence
We review ownership, key contracts, assets and liabilities, distinguishing deal obstacles from risks that can be addressed in the transaction terms.
- Share and asset transactions
We negotiate the transaction scope, payment terms, representations and closing conditions, prepare documents and coordinate the necessary corporate actions.
- Corporate disputes
We analyse governance decisions, access to information and disputed shareholder conduct, and prepare a negotiating position and documents for court proceedings.
- Business restructuring
We support changes in ownership and management, assessing their effect on contracts, authority and company obligations.
Our approach
- Step 01Objectives and parties
We clarify the business objective, ownership and points of disagreement. Initial documents include the group structure, articles, existing agreements and a description of the proposed transaction.
- Step 02Review and options
We review the documents and restrictions, explain structuring options and risks, and identify matters requiring agreement with shareholders or counterparties.
- Step 03Documents and talks
We prepare drafts, negotiate disputed terms and record agreements, checking that the documents reflect a consistent, agreed structure.
- Step 04Implementation
We support signing and corporate formalities, then deliver the final documents and a list of next steps to make the agreed structure work after closing.
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