Commercial Law
You build a company once. The law has to protect it every day.
Typical situations
One partner wants to leave or sell their share. You can't agree on the price or terms and the company is deadlocked.
An acquisition or sale is on the table. You need due diligence, well-drafted contracts and risk management.
You make decisions for the company but aren't sure where normal business risk ends and personal liability begins.
You're forming a company, adding a partner or amending the articles. You want documents that match the real deal.
A supplier didn't deliver, a customer didn't pay or a partner broke the agreement. You need to know your next move.
A vote was contested, a resolution is challengeable or a minority shareholder is blocking decisions.
You suspect a partner is entering into unfavourable deals or transferring assets. You need to act fast.
The company is growing and its current structure no longer fits. You're considering converting a limited liability company (s.r.o.) into a joint-stock company (a.s.) or merging companies.
Practice
Company formation and transformations
Shareholder agreements and joint ventures
General meetings and corporate governance
Acquisitions, mergers and joint ventures
Commercial contracts and supplier relationships
Directors' liability
Corporate law is the backbone of every company. We help set up rules that work in practice, not just on paper.
Process
We map the corporate structure, relationships and risks. We identify weak points in agreements and articles of association.
We prepare tailored documentation, from articles of association to shareholder agreements, and every document reflects the real business relationships.
We handle registry filings, coordinate with the notary and ensure the entire transaction runs smoothly.
From our practice
Shareholder dispute
Two equal partners had fundamentally different visions for growth. The deadlock blocked decision-making and the company was losing contracts. We designed a buyout mechanism with valuation based on an independent appraisal. The transaction completed in 6 weeks without litigation.
Acquisition
The buyer wanted to close quickly on a family business with CZK 80 million turnover. Our due diligence revealed unrecorded liabilities from customer complaints and missing employment contracts. The purchase price was cut by CZK 12 million and the deal included warranties protecting the buyer for a further 5 years.
Let's work it out
Call or write to us. The first conversation is always about understanding your situation, not about selling.
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