Corporate Law
The establishment of a business company is a legal act that results in the creation of a new legal entity. Legal theory distinguishes between so-called personal business companies, which include public business companies and limited partnerships, and so-called capital companies, which include limited liability companies and joint-stock companies.
The primary differences between these groups of business companies lie in the manner of shareholder liability for the company’s obligations, whether the establishment of the company requires registered capital, the structure of the company’s bodies, and the regulation of shareholders’ ability to act on behalf of the company. A business company can be founded by either a legal entity or a natural person.
Within the framework of company law, I offer a comprehensive service for establishing a new company, as well as handling changes in the company’s internal relations, which includes:
Advice on selecting the appropriate legal form for the company.
Preparation of the necessary documents, contracts, and other paperwork required for company formation and registration with the Commercial Register.
Securing trade licenses and other relevant business permits.
Provision of notary services.
Preparation and submission of the application to the Commercial Register on behalf of the client.
Representation of clients in individual legal acts related to the establishment of a company.