Corporate and Contracts
Solid legal foundations for your company to grow.
The decisions made when founding a company, bringing in a partner or signing a contract determine the problems you will face later. We help you structure them well from the start, with clear documents that protect your investment and your relationships with partners, clients and suppliers.
We support entrepreneurs and companies from choosing the type of entity and incorporation through the day-to-day life of the company: shareholder meetings, capital increases, share transfers, powers of attorney and bylaw amendments. We also prepare shareholder agreements that set out how decisions are made, how disagreements are resolved and what happens if someone wants to exit.
On the contract side, we draft, review and negotiate the agreements your business relies on. We identify clauses that shift risk, disproportionate penalties and gaps that can turn into disputes, and we coordinate notarial and SUNARP registry filings.
Our Corporate and Contracts practice includes:
- Company formation: choice of entity, bylaws and formalization.
- Corporate housekeeping: meetings, minutes, capital increases, share transfers and powers of attorney.
- Shareholder agreements: rules on decision-making, partner exits and resolving disagreements.
- Commercial contracts: sale and purchase, services, supply, distribution, lease and confidentiality.
- Registry and notarial: SUNARP filings, clearing registry objections and coordination with notaries.
- Title review: history, ownership, liens and encumbrances before a purchase.
When might you need us?
- You are forming a company and are unsure which type of entity suits you.
- You are bringing in a partner or investor, or a partner wants to exit.
- You were sent a contract to sign and want to know what risks you are taking on.
- You need contracts with clients, suppliers, distributors or contractors.
- SUNARP objected to a filing, or you need to register a resolution or power of attorney.
- You want to buy a property or a business and need to check its history and encumbrances.
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