Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Entrepreneurship is about taking risks. Whether you are a start-up, scale-up or established, it is always important to (continue to) think carefully about the structure of your business. This is to keep the risk of personal liability as low as possible and the opportunity for growth as high as possible.
Which legal form best suits your business? Sole proprietorship, General Partnership (VOF), Limited Liability Company (BV), Public Limited Company (NV), etc.? All these legal forms differ in areas such as start-up capital and liability. We will be happy to advise you on which legal form is best suited to your company, always with one thought in mind: keeping the personal risk of liability as low as possible and the opportunity for growth as high as possible.
Nor is a corporation a desert island. A company consists of shareholders, directors, auditors, auditors, etc. All these parties do not always have the same interests. These conflicting interests sooner or later create discussions and disputes.
To avoid disputes between shareholders, directors, supervisory directors and auditors, it is, as always, important to make proper arrangements and lay them down in a contract. This can be done, for example, in the articles of association of the company, in a management agreement or in a shareholders' agreement. We will be happy to advise you on which type of agreement or type of shareholders' agreement is best suited to your company. We always try to find the right balance between the interests of the company and those of each individual party.
