Corporate

A company's corporate structure is a decision with long-term consequences that are rarely apparent at the time of incorporation. The chosen legal form, the provisions of the corporate charter and what the shareholders' agreement covers (or does not cover) determine how disputes between partners are resolved, how the exit of one of them is calculated and how the business can be sold or transferred.

In M&A transactions, the difference between a well-structured deal and a future liability lies in the quality of the due diligence: tax, labor, contractual and regulatory. We work with founders, business owners and executives who need counsel that combines technical rigor with genuine understanding of the business, in planning and in execution.

The practice covers incorporation and restructuring of corporate groups, mergers, acquisitions and spin-offs, corporate governance and shareholder disputes where swift resolution is essential to the continuity of the business.