Legal support in the establishment, organisation and lawful management of companies
The incorporation of a company requires important decisions regarding the legal structure, articles of association, share capital, management, shareholders’ participation and the company’s operating rules. A well-defined structure from the outset can prevent disputes, reduce risk and facilitate business growth. We assist with the preparation and review of corporate documents, analysis of legal obligations, support with amendments to the company and ongoing legal assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises. Our approach is aimed at providing legal certainty to business decisions and enabling the company to carry on its activities with greater predictability.
Areas of Practice
We assist companies and shareholders from the initial incorporation stage through to internal organisation, contracts, corporate changes and the day-to-day legal needs of the business.
Legal support at every stage
We support companies and shareholders from the initial incorporation stage through to internal organisation, contracts, corporate changes and the day-to-day legal needs of the business.
Choosing the appropriate structure
We assess the activity, the shareholders’ objectives and the company’s needs in order to define the most suitable legal structure.
Preparation of corporate documents
We draft and review articles of association, minutes, resolutions, shareholders’ agreements and other essential documents.
Prevention of business risks
We identify legal risks in contracts, corporate decisions, relations between shareholders and the company’s obligations.
Ongoing legal support
We provide support on the company’s day-to-day matters, helping you make legally sound decisions.
Frequently asked questions
We clarify some of the most frequently asked questions about company formation, internal organisation, shareholders’ agreements and legal support for SMEs.
What type of company should I set up?
The choice depends on the activity, number of shareholders, intended liability, available capital, growth objectives and tax framework. Legal analysis helps you choose the most suitable structure for the project.
What should be included in the articles of association?
The articles of association should define elements such as the company name, registered office, corporate purpose, share capital, quotas or shares, management, the way the company is bound, and the key operating rules. In some cases, it may be advisable to supplement these with a shareholders’ agreement.
Should an SME have regular legal support?
Yes. Regular legal support helps prevent risks, review contracts, manage disputes, comply with legal obligations and make business decisions with greater confidence.
What is the difference between the articles of association and a shareholders’ agreement?
The articles of association govern the formal structure of the company and are registered. A shareholders’ agreement can complement that framework by setting out internal rules on management, exit of shareholders, transfer of interests, investment, confidentiality or dispute resolution.
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