Practice Areas

Corporate law

MJH’s Corporate Law practice advises companies and businesses on the day-to-day management and development of their operations. We combine legal expertise with a practical understanding of business, allowing us to go beyond standard legal solutions and tailor our advice to the needs of organisations at different stages of their development. Our aim is to provide a sound legal framework that allows our clients to focus on growth and building a competitive advantage.

We advise clients across a wide range of industries, from family-owned businesses and medium-sized enterprises to international corporate groups. Our support covers both day-to-day operational matters and strategic projects that determine a company’s future.

 

Our support focuses on the following areas:

  • ongoing corporate matters – drafting and reviewing corporate documents, resolutions and agreements, ensuring that they comply with applicable laws and reflect the client’s business objectives
  • the incorporation and registration of companies and other business entities – advising on the most suitable legal form and handling the registration process from start to finish
  • corporate governance – developing procedures, internal regulations and corporate governance frameworks that enhance the transparency and security of an organisation’s operations
  • compliance and regulatory matters – analysing sector-specific requirements, developing compliance policies and supporting clients in proceedings before regulatory authorities
  • corporate reorganisations – advising on mergers, demergers and other transactions and processes involving changes to a group’s organisational structure
  • cross-border projects – working with leading international law firms to help ensure that our clients’ international projects are implemented efficiently and in compliance with applicable laws

Our experience includes, amongst other things:

 

  • managing company incorporations and reorganisations, including projects involving large corporate groups
  • developing and implementing corporate governance frameworks that address regulatory requirements and investor expectations
  • supporting international projects, including the incorporation of foreign entities and coordination of cross-border activities
  • providing ongoing legal advice aimed at identifying and mitigating legal risks and supporting the effective operation of