Most disputes between shareholders stem from questions left open at incorporation: who decides, how a new investor comes in, how a partner leaves and at what price. We set these rules in the articles and a shareholders’ agreement, when they are easiest to negotiate.
For boards and managers, we advise day to day and on major decisions: capital increases, a new investor, buying or selling a company. Each transaction is examined from a legal and a tax angle at the same time.
In Neuchâtel, setting up a limited liability company or a company limited by shares requires a notarial deed and registration in the cantonal commercial register. The firm coordinates these steps with the notary and the fiduciary.