Commercial Law

Specialties

Commercial Law

Commercial operations are probably the most important in the economy of companies, which is why it is essential to have comprehensive advice that provides effective and definitive solutions for your company in all phases of its corporate life: from the establishment of the company to the legal organization of its business activity, and through all those specific operations required.

The quality of our services and our ability to respond in this field, give us the trust and loyalty of our clients, both domestic and foreign.

Iuris Grup will advise you on company, contractual and corporate restructuring matters, the responsibility of partners and administrators and bankruptcy planning.

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Corporate Law

Establishment of companies.
Preparation and modification of corporate statutes.
Purchase and sale of companies.
Corporate structural modification.
Corporate restructuring operations.
Writing of minutes of meetings.
Dissolution and liquidation.
Voluntary jurisdiction files for convening a general meeting.

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Contract Law

Drafting and negotiation of all types of commercial and civil contracts.
Analysis and interpretation of contracts and transactions and issuance of legal opinions.
Comprehensive advice on Distribution, Franchise, License, Agency, Commission and guarantee agreements.
Banking contracts.
Lease, Purchase and Sale, Call Option and Service Provision agreements.
Claims for commercial debts.
Debt renegotiation process.
Protection of consumers and users.
Unfair competition.

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Responsibility of Partners and Administrator

Preventive advice on the responsibility of administrators.
Judicial dissolution and responsibility of administrators.
Advice in disputes, lawsuits and claims between partners.
Challenges to corporate resolutions.

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Bankruptcy Law

Management of insolvency proceedings of the insolvent party, administrators or creditor
Advice to the debtor in the pre-bankruptcy phase.
Drafting of the initial insolvency application.
Communication of claims and attending proceedings.
Opposition to the insolvency required.
Bankruptcy incidents.
Opposition to the determination of fault in bankruptcy.