Having a global and analytical vision of market interaction on the international stage, as well as knowledge and management of different existing legislative frameworks, is key to managing with legal certainty and determination.
Taking risks to achieve objectives is inherent in the entrepreneurial condition; however, achieving business efficiency and profitability is within the reach of a few.
Daily, entrepreneurs face complex situations that require a quick, agile response ensuring the necessary legal security to manage the company. In this regard, business law plays a key role, enabling entrepreneurs and other economic agents to anticipate management, minimize risks, and always act within the framework of legality.
"Achieving business efficiency
and profitability is within
the reach of a few."
Having a global and analytical vision of market interaction on the international stage, as well as knowledge and management of different existing legislative frameworks, is key to managing with legal certainty and determination.
In this sense, with a multidisciplinary perspective, we provide comprehensive commercial and corporate advice, especially focused on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in a significant number of expansion and growth operations carried out by national and international companies today.
We primarily focus on share/ownership purchase transactions, as well as assets and liabilities. Our advice includes the preparation of: (i) non-disclosure agreements (NDA), (ii) legal due diligence processes, (iii) letters of intent (LOI) or non-binding offers (NBO), (iv) sales and purchase agreements (SPA), and (v) shareholder agreements (SHA), among others.
We also handle the establishment and ongoing support for routine services such as: (i) board of directors’ secretariat, (ii) drafting, notarization, and registration of social agreements, (iii) maintenance of corporate books, as well as, when necessary, (iv) involvement in all types of corporate disputes of various kinds, either in defense of a shareholder, or in defense of the corporate interest.
