Business decisions are assessed together with their legal and economic consequences
We advise on company formation and governance, shareholders’ agreements, transactions, business separation, reorganisations and international structures.
The work covers not only the document but the full logic of the solution: control, funding, allocation of risk, deadlock, exit and implementation.
Company formation and governance
Choice of legal form, articles, management bodies, representation, decision-making and information rights.
Shareholder and partner agreements
Voting, funding, distributions, transfers, non-compete obligations, exits and deadlock resolution.
Transactions, reorganisations and separation
Share and asset transactions, mergers, divisions, conversions, separation of business lines and preparation for sale.
International business structures
Coordination of foreign company formation and governance with legal and tax advisers in the relevant jurisdiction.
How we work
We identify what the legal structure must achieve and what risks should be separated.
We prepare constitutional documents, agreements, resolutions and an implementation plan.
We coordinate registration, transaction, reorganisation and foreign-adviser workstreams.
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