Company Law

The firm provides assistance with incorporating, establishing and converting companies and setting up subsidiaries. It mediates in company acquisitions, mergers and take-overs, facilitating legal domicile and undertaking the necessary administrative procedures. As well as the commercial aspect, we handle all matters relating to tax, labour, and accounting.

Our professionals advise partners and directors on liability prevention, thus helping them to avoid committing any financial or industrial property offences. In addition, we pursue those who commit offences against the interests of our clients.

Moreover, the firm intervenes in cases relating to: joint ventures; shareholders' agreements and, especially, family shareholder agreements. It also prepares and undertakes due diligence cases when necessary.

The firm boasts particular specialisation in Company Law. When passing resolutions, corporate and commercial advisory services are especially important for the company and its governing and administrative bodies.

The services we offer in this area include:

• Advising on the legality of convening meetings, and agreements and decisions adopted at General Meetings or by the company's administrative bodies.
• Advising on the legality of deliberations attended.
• Participating in the drafting and preparation of records and certificates of rulings taken by governing bodies, as well as the Minutes and Certificate of the General Board of Partners for approval of the Annual Accounts, and those corresponding to agreements of the governing bodies regarding statutory changes.
• Filing certificates with the relevant Public Offices and Registers, and legalising signatures of the certificate of the Boards before a public notary, where necessary.
• Presenting the Certificate of the General Meeting with the certified signatures and the Annual Accounts before the Trade Registry, for their publication.
• Monitoring and control of expiry of terms of office.
• Renewal, if necessary, of terms of office, including drafting and preparing the corresponding minutes and certificate.
• Managing the company's statutory book of minutes and book of shareholders.
• Completing the statutory books, both manually and electronically, monitoring and checking their legality.
• Presenting statutory books to the Trade Registry for legalisation, when necessary.
• Participation in conversions, mergers, capital increases or decreases, take-overs, and other complex operations.