Corporate and company law

Designing and maintaining the structure a company operates and is governed by.

In short

01Shareholders
02Shareholder agreements
03The company
04Governing bodies

Shareholder agreements become the company's structure, which then governs itself through its bodies: minutes and records kept current.

What it decides

The company form decides whose estate answers for the debts, how profit is taxed, and how quickly an investor can come in or a shareholder get out. Correcting it after a dispute costs more and is negotiated from a weak position.

Scope

Choice of company form and incorporation
Capital structures built to measure
Shareholders agreements and exit rules
Governing bodies, minutes and statutory books
Reorganisations: merger, spin-off, conversion
Purchase and sale of shareholdings

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