Commercial and company law covers business activities and the legal life of companies from formation to dissolution. Trade names, representation, commercial books and corporate decisions are important elements.
Relations between shareholders, share transfers, general assembly decisions and contractual obligations may become disputed. Written records, delivery and payment evidence, and notice clauses are especially significant.
Main topics covered
- Company formation and constitutional documents
- Shareholding structures and transfers
- General assembly and board decisions
- Drafting and interpreting commercial contracts
- Current accounts and commercial books
- Unfair competition claims
- Commercial debt and damages claims
Working approach
Company documents, trade registry records, resolution books and commercial correspondence are examined. Contractual and statutory obligations and available routes are assessed separately.
This content is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.

