When clients come to us
- You need to formalise relations between participants or shareholders
- A purchase, sale or entry into a company is planned
- A corporate conflict has arisen
What the work includes
- Charter, corporate agreements, resolutions of governing bodies
- Transactions with shares and equity
- Legal due diligence of a company
- Joint ventures
- Reorganisation and change of structure
- Corporate disputes
How the work is structured
- Structure
We study the documents and the actual position.
- Terms
We agree the mechanics of the transaction.
- Documents
We prepare and execute them.
- Closing
Registration and follow-up.
What to watch for
Corporate conflicts usually arise where decision-making, a participant's exit and the valuation of a share were not agreed in advance. These issues are better settled when entering the business, not when a dispute arises.
What to prepare for the consultation
- Charter and constitutional documents
- Information on participants and shares
- Existing agreements and resolutions
- Financial information (as necessary)
Questions on this topic
What is due diligence?
A legal review of a company before a transaction: rights to assets, contracts, disputes, compliance with mandatory requirements. The result is a list of risks and proposals for addressing them in the agreement.
Is a shareholders' agreement needed?
If there are several participants — as a rule, yes: it records governance, exit and dispute-resolution arrangements.