Strategic business planning and structuring
We help determine which legal and ownership structure best serves the business objectives, risk profile, partner relationships, financing model and planned expansion. We treat legal structure as a business-management tool rather than a formality.
Corporate structuring
Company groups, shareholder structures, holding companies, governance models and separation of assets and activities.
Business separation
Separation of activities, assets or partner interests where different business lines should be placed into separate companies.
Reorganisations
Mergers, divisions, spin-offs, conversions and other structural changes with attention to business continuity and risk.
International structures
Planning company formation and business structures abroad while coordinating local legal, tax and other professional advisers.
Company formation in Lithuania and abroad
We advise on the appropriate legal form and ownership model, prepare incorporation and shareholder documentation, and help establish governance and decision-making arrangements. Where a foreign company is required, we help design the structure and coordinate formation with trusted professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.
Shareholder and partner relations
We prepare shareholders’ agreements, voting and governance mechanisms, capital-raising arrangements, share-transfer rules, exit provisions, non-compete obligations and dispute-resolution mechanisms.
Business acquisitions, disposals and investment
We advise on acquisitions and disposals of shares or businesses, legal due diligence, transaction structure, warranties, liability and other key deal terms. We also assist companies preparing for investment or an owner’s exit.
Business objective first. Legal form second.
When structuring a business, we focus on how the arrangement will work in practice: who controls the company, where assets are held, how risks are separated, and how an investor can enter, partners can separate or an individual business line can later be sold.