Company Law
Company Law
The firm provides comprehensive legal advice on the operation of commercial law companies. We assist our clients in the selection of the optimal legal form, the creation of business structures, as well as the processes of division and transformation and liquidation of companies.
Within this area we support our clients with:
- establishment of commercial companies, family foundations, branches of foreign entrepreneurs,
- servicing company bodies (management board, supervisory board and shareholders' meeting), with regard to legal obligations, liability of their members,
- financial reporting,
- changes in the share capital (increase, reduction, redemption of shares) and other changes to the articles of association and articles of association of companies,
- contribution of assets to companies, including real estate and organised parts of the company,
- corporate reorganisations of capital groups, including mergers, transformations and divisions of companies,
- drafting and negotiating shareholder or shareholders agreements,
- drafting of holding agreements and cooperation agreements for capital groups,
- representation in disputes between shareholders,
- drafting investment agreements with national and international investment funds,
- comprehensive legal advice on drafting, reviewing and negotiating all types of agreements in business transactions (contracts, agreements, letters of intent, etc.),
- drafting and negotiating financial documentation (on behalf of borrowers),
- preparation and negotiation of all security documents, including mortgages and registered pledges.
Executed projects:
- legal support for the establishment of dozens of commercial law companies;
- reorganisation within an international capital group in the food industry involving a merger with a joint stock company, a limited liability company and a limited partnership, as well as liquidation of some of the group's entities;
- structuring of an international consulting capital group involving the simultaneous merger of several entities, including limited liability companies and limited partnerships;
- reorganisation of a national commercial and industrial group, involving a change in the legal form of the operating company and liquidation of some of the entities;
- demerger by spin-off of an industrial joint-stock company, involving the spin-off of an organised part of an enterprise to another group company;
- a reverse merger (down-stream merger).