A contract is written for the day you disagree.
A delivery fails to arrive. An invoice is disputed. A shareholder wants to take a different direction. That is when you discover whether your agreements give you something to rely on: who must do what, who bears the risk and how can you part ways? We prefer to settle those questions while you still agree. That gives your business a firmer starting point if relationships change.
What we do
We draft your contracts and general terms and conditions, and critically review those proposed by the other party. We focus on what is at stake for your business: payment, liability, termination and your ability to keep operating when a collaboration ends. We also consider the rules on unfair terms in contracts between businesses.
We guide you through company formation and restructuring, draft articles of association and shareholder agreements, and advise on share transfers and succession in family businesses. We help directors assess their duties and liability risks before decisions are made. Where a notarial deed is required, we prepare it with you and the notary.
When a dispute arises, we work with you to determine what you want to achieve and which approach is best suited to that goal. Sometimes this means a negotiated settlement, a shareholder exit or debt recovery that preserves the business relationship. Sometimes your interests call for court proceedings. We then prepare your case and coordinate its defence with a lawyer.
Our standard
Advice you can act on, agreements you can rely on and an approach proportionate to what is at stake. Your business needs to move forward.