For businesses

Establishing companies and changing corporate structures

Setting up, restructuring, merging or winding down a business requires documents and legal formalities. The firm advises on legal forms and assists with selected corporate processes.

How may the firm assist?

Selecting the legal form of a business.
Establishing a company or a branch of a foreign entrepreneur.
Drafting incorporation and registration documents.
Registering changes with the National Court Register (KRS).
Transformations, mergers and divisions of legal entities.
Dissolution and liquidation of companies.
Buying and selling shares or stock.

Where to begin

Explain the current legal form of the business, the desired outcome and the stage of the process. This helps establish the necessary legal actions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the firm assist with KRS procedures?

Yes. Registration activities are part of its stated practice.

Does the scope include liquidation?

Yes. The practice includes legal assistance with dissolution and liquidation.

Can you advise on choosing a business structure?

Yes, within the declared legal practice. Tax and accounting advice requires a separate scope assessment.