Business law
We analyse your business model and provide legal solutions that support growth and reduce risks.
Services
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Taxes
We will help you choose a taxation system, provide answers to the requests of tax authorities, or appeal a decision.
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Companies launching
We will advise on which form of activity to choose, prepare documents for registration, or carry out registration changes for the company.
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Labor relations
Preparation of NDAs and HR documentation (employment agreements, internal orders, job descriptions, internal labor regulations, etc.).
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Agreements and contracts
We will analyze the agreement or contract, identify risks and provide recommendations, draw up a protocol of disagreements, etc.
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Inspections accompanying
Preparation for inspections, as well as representation of the company before the controlling bodies, preparation of objections, and explanations.
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Litigation
Representation of interests in courts in all instances (economic, civil, administrative cases).
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CFC
We will explain what controlled foreign companies are, what obligations the owner has, when to submit reports, and what liability is imposed for violations.
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Tax residency
We will compare the triggers of tax residency, explain what this means for taxation and what derivative obligations may arise.
FAQ
What is business law?
What services are included in business law?
When do companies need business lawyers?
What is the difference between corporate law and business law?
What contracts are important for businesses?
What is a corporate structure?
What legal risks do businesses face?
Why are legal contracts important in business?
Do companies need ongoing legal support?
Why should companies work with business lawyers?
What is business law?
Business law is the legal framework that governs how companies are formed, operate and interact with customers, partners, employees and regulators. It covers areas such as contracts, corporate governance, taxation, intellectual property and dispute resolution.
What services are included in business law?
Business lawyers typically provide services such as: 1) company formation and structuring, 2) contract drafting and negotiation, 3) legal support for transactions, 4) tax planning, 5) intellectual property protection, 6) commercial dispute resolution.
When do companies need business lawyers?
Businesses often require legal support when: 1) starting a company, 2) signing commercial agreements, 3) raising investment, 4) expanding internationally, 5) resolving disputes with partners or clients. Legal advice helps reduce regulatory and financial risks.
What is the difference between corporate law and business law?
Corporate law mainly focuses on company formation, governance and shareholder relations, while business law is broader and includes contracts, employment law, taxation and commercial transactions.
What contracts are important for businesses?
Common business contracts include: 1) commercial agreements with partners, 2) supplier agreements, 3) employment contracts, 4) non-disclosure agreements (NDA), 5) customer or service agreements.
What is a corporate structure?
A corporate structure defines how a company is organized, including ownership, governance and decision-making processes within the business.
What legal risks do businesses face?
Typical legal risks include contract disputes, regulatory violations, tax compliance issues, employment law violations and corporate governance conflicts.
Why are legal contracts important in business?
Contracts establish the rights and obligations of each party and help prevent disputes by clearly defining the terms of cooperation.
Do companies need ongoing legal support?
Yes. Continuous legal support helps companies remain compliant with regulations, manage risks and structure transactions effectively.
Why should companies work with business lawyers?
Business lawyers help companies structure operations, draft contracts, manage compliance and resolve disputes, allowing businesses to operate safely and grow sustainably.
