Corporate law

We provide advice on the establishment, reorganisation and liquidation of companies. We handle transformations, divisions and mergers of companies, and implement changes in capital structure. We draft shareholder and partner agreements, regulations for governing bodies and resolutions, ensuring compliance with applicable law and best market practices. We advise on the tax aspects of reorganisations and the implementation of selected taxation rules (e.g. Estonian CIT).

We represent shareholders in corporate conflicts, support exit processes, dispute resolution and negotiations. We advise on changes in ownership structure and prepare corporate documentation necessary for transactions and investments. Our tax and financial advisors ensure a comprehensive approach to each project.

For years, we have been supporting entrepreneurs in building and managing corporate structures. We have advised on the reorganisation of capital groups, the transformation of sole proprietorships into companies, the creation of holding structures and the optimisation of management of entities from many industries.

We have experience in conducting projects involving strategic investors and private equity funds, including negotiations of shareholder agreements, creation of control mechanisms and exit strategies.

We have supported the management boards of listed and private companies in implementing corporate governance in line with capital market requirements and in reorganisation transactions. We have also assisted in succession processes, preparing structures to ensure the safe transfer of business to future generations.

Working with us guarantees legal security and consistent organisational structures. We help avoid corporate conflicts, implement clear management rules and protect the interests of shareholders.

Our advice allows you to organise your company’s internal affairs, improve management efficiency and support the development of your business in subsequent stages. We focus on practical, transparent solutions tailored to the specific needs of the client, regardless of the size or industry in which they operate.

Corporate law is not just about registration formalities or shareholder agreements. It also involves a number of obligations arising from the Commercial Companies Code, tax regulations and capital market regulations. Oversights can result in liability for management board members or paralysis in the company’s decision-making process.

It is worth remembering that a well-prepared ownership structure, properly functioning company bodies and transparent relations between shareholders are the foundation of an efficiently functioning business. Regardless of the scale of its operations, every company should ensure compliance with regulations and proper documentation of key decisions.