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Corporate law

MJH’s Corporate Law practice is made up of lawyers who have been supporting entrepreneurs in the safe management and development of their business activities for many years. We combine legal expertise with a practical understanding of business, enabling our advice to go beyond standard approaches and genuinely address the needs of organisations at various stages of their development. Our aim is to ensure legal stability, allowing our clients to focus on growth and achieving a competitive advantage.

On a day-to-day basis, we advise clients across a wide range of economic sectors – from family-run businesses and medium-sized enterprises to international corporate groups. We provide support both in day-to-day operational matters and in strategic processes that determine a company’s future.

We support and represent our clients in areas including:

  • comprehensive corporate services for companies – we draft and review corporate documents, resolutions and contracts, ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and business needs
  • the incorporation and registration of companies and other business entities – we advise on selecting the optimal legal form and manage the registration process from start to finish
  • corporate governance – we draw up procedures, regulations and corporate governance principles that enhance the transparency and security of an organisation’s operations
  • compliance and regulatory advice – we analyse sector-specific regulations, draft compliance policies and provide support in proceedings before supervisory authorities
  • reorganisation of corporate groups – we advise on mergers, demergers and other processes that alter the organisational structure
  • support for cross-border projects – we collaborate with renowned international law firms to ensure that our clients’ international projects are carried out efficiently and in accordance with the law

Our experience includes, amongst other things:

  • the effective management of company registration and reorganisation processes, including within large corporate groups
  • developing and implementing corporate governance systems that address regulatory challenges and investor expectations
  • support for international projects, including the establishment of foreign companies and the coordination of cross-border activities
  • ongoing advisory services designed to help avoid legal risks and ensure the consistent functioning of an organisation at every stage of its development
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