Companies operate within a legal framework that extends across the different stages of business, beginning with the incorporation of commercial entities and the ordering of relations between partners and shareholders, moving through the management of contractual and regulatory matters, and reaching expansion, restructuring and transactions relating to ownership and investment.
This practice addresses a range of legal matters relating to companies at their various stages, together with the decisions and transactions that may affect the structure of the business, its management, its commercial relationships and its future course.
On that basis, corporate and investment practice is connected with a number of matters that arise at different stages of the business cycle, whether on the establishment of the business, during its operation, or upon expansion and restructuring.
