
Practice areas/Corporate & Commercial
Corporate & Commercial Law
Corporate structuring, governance and transactional counsel.
The firm advises companies, directors and shareholders on the legal framework within which their business operates. Our counsel covers corporate structure, governance and the transactions through which an enterprise grows, with close attention to commercial objectives and regulatory risk.

Scope of services
- Company formation, structuring and restructuring
- Shareholder, partnership and joint venture agreements
- Commercial transactions and legal due diligence
- Corporate governance and regulatory compliance
- Assessment and review of corporate risk management plans
When to seek advice
- On the establishment of a company or the admission of a partner or investor
- Prior to concluding a transaction that carries material commercial risk
- Where the board requires an independent assessment of the company's legal exposure
This page provides a general overview of the firm's services in this practice area and does not constitute legal advice. Prescription periods and other time limits apply to many claims, and we recommend that you consult an attorney regarding your specific circumstances at the earliest opportunity.
Our engagement process.
Irrespective of the area of law, every mandate proceeds through the same four stages, so that clients understand precisely what is being done on their behalf, and why.
Initial consultation
We establish the facts, clarify your objectives and review the relevant documentation.
Assessment and advice
You receive a candid assessment of the merits, the risks, the probable course of the matter and the options available.
Mandate and strategy
The scope of work and the strategy are agreed, and the terms of our mandate are confirmed in writing before work commences.
Representation and reporting
We conduct the matter to its conclusion and report at each stage, so that no development arrives unannounced.
Engage the firm.
To discuss a matter or to request a consultation, contact our offices. We will confirm how the firm is able to assist and advise on the appropriate next steps.