Corporate Law Services

Guiding clients through the intricate process of mergers, acquisitions, and disposals, ensuring due diligence and compliance with all legal requirements.

Guiding businesses in establishing, operating, and potentially exiting joint ventures and partnerships, ensuring clear terms and legal safeguards.

Drafting and reviewing shareholder agreements to ensure clarity, equity, and fairness amongst stakeholders.

Assisting in establishing new companies, branch offices, or restructuring existing ones to align with business objectives and legal frameworks.

Advising on best practices for board structures, shareholder rights, director duties, and corporate compliance to ensure a company operates within legal mandates.

Crafting detailed, clear, and legally robust contracts for various business operations, including vendor agreements, employment contracts, and more. 

Offering strategies and advice to minimise potential legal risks and ensure compliance with local and international regulations.

Providing legal representation and advice in corporate disputes, aiming for amicable resolutions or efficient litigation processes when required.

Advising on a range of financing options, from equity and debt financing to more complex financial structures, always ensuring alignment with the regulatory environment.

Assisting businesses in crafting exit strategies, selling off assets, or dissolving entities in accordance with the law.

Corporate law focuses on the legal aspects governing the formation, operation, and governance of companies, their rights, obligations, and interactions with stakeholders. 

Corporate governance ensures a company operates transparently, ethically, and in line with stakeholders’ best interests, enhancing trust and reducing potential legal risks. 

While not mandatory, shareholder agreements clarify rights, responsibilities, and dispute resolution methods, offering clear guidance and reducing potential conflicts. 

Detailed contracts, clarity in roles/responsibilities, and ongoing legal guidance can mitigate risks in joint ventures. 

Yes, from sole proprietorships to limited companies, partnerships, and PLCs. The right structure depends on business objectives, size, and legal implications. 

Our team provides end-to-end guidance, from due diligence to contract drafting, ensuring smooth transactions compliant with legal requirements. 

It involves crafting legally binding documents that detail the terms of an agreement, rights, obligations, and remedies in case of breaches. 

While raising capital is a significant aspect, corporate finance also encompasses managing financial risks, optimising capital structure, and ensuring financial compliance. 

They can be settled through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation, depending on the nature of the dispute and contractual terms. 

While there are standard regulations, some laws apply differently based on company size, type, or industry.