Corporate and commercial law
From formation and governance to financing rounds and reorganizations — corporate law for companies, founders, boards and investors.
Fixed scopes from CHF 990.– — scope, deliverables and price confirmed in writing before any work begins.
What we handle
We support companies, founders, executives, shareholders, boards and investors — from formation and governance to transactions and reorganizations. Structured corporate records and systematic document review make transactions faster and cleaner; lawyers advise on structure, negotiation and risk.
Capabilities
- Company formation and corporate structuring
- Shareholder agreements and investment documentation
- Corporate governance, board and shareholder resolutions
- Commercial transactions
- Corporate reorganizations
- Due diligence
- Acquisitions, disposals and share transfers
- Directors' and officers' responsibilities
- Ongoing business-law support
Illustrative engagement
Investment-round preparation
A growing company is preparing an investment round and needs its corporate records transaction-ready.
The systems: AI systems organize the corporate records, identify missing approvals, compare the investment documents against the existing shareholder arrangements and prepare a structured issue list.
The lawyers: Lawyers advise on governance, resolve the open issues, define negotiation points and assess transaction risk with the founders and board.
Example deliverables
- Corporate-document package
- Governance review
- Due-diligence report
- Transaction checklist
- Shareholder-agreement draft
- Board decision memorandum
- Corporate restructuring plan
FAQ
Common questions.
General information, not legal advice — how these points apply to your situation depends on its facts.
Who do you act for in corporate matters?
Companies, founders, executives, shareholders, boards and investors. Where interests inside a company diverge, we identify the conflict early and act for one side only.
Can you prepare a company for a financing round?
Yes. The system organizes the corporate records, identifies missing approvals and inconsistencies and compares the term sheet against existing shareholder arrangements. Lawyers resolve the issues, advise on structure and negotiate the documentation.
What does due diligence look like under your model?
Structured document review at machine scale — every document in the data room classified and analyzed, findings traced to sources — with lawyers evaluating the material issues and writing the report.
Do you handle ongoing corporate housekeeping?
Yes. Board and shareholder resolutions, registry filings, governance documents and general corporate advice can run as an ongoing engagement with defined response expectations.
What deliverables are typical?
Due-diligence reports, structured issue lists, shareholder-agreement drafts, board decision memoranda, governance reviews and transaction checklists — agreed per engagement.
Related practice areas
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