02Practice
Corporate & transactions
Structure, governance, and risk allocation are settled before signature — while they are still choices.
Why it matters
Most of a transaction's risk is decided before any dispute arises — in structure, conditions, warranties, and governance. Terms that read as boilerplate carry consequences that surface years later.
Documents are treated as instruments of allocation: every clause assigns a risk, reserves a right, or creates an obligation, and each is negotiated with its commercial weight in view.
Scope of counsel
- Company formation and corporate structuring
- Mergers, acquisitions, and disposals
- Shareholder and joint-venture arrangements
- Commercial contracts
- Corporate governance
Discuss a matter
Set out the decision you face. The firm responds with the position, the options, and their consequences.