Company law
Incorporation, articles, meetings and boards in good order.

All the legal advice your company needs to run smoothly, avoid problems and save you worry. Specialists in SMEs and family businesses.
03 — Commercial and corporate law
The businesses that last are not the ones that never have problems, but the ones that prepare for them: clear articles, well-drafted shareholders’ agreements and contracts that protect.
Company law
Incorporation, articles, meetings and boards in good order.
Shareholders and family business
Shareholders’ agreements, family protocols and dispute resolution.
Contracts and collections
We draft and review contracts, and recover what you are owed.
We support the company from incorporation and through every major decision: amendments to the articles, capital increases and reductions, shareholders’ meetings, appointment and removal of directors and compliance with the legal requirements for governing bodies.
A good shareholders’ agreement is a company’s life insurance: it governs how shareholders join and leave, how decisions are made, how dividends are shared and what happens if things go wrong.
When a dispute has already arisen, we look for agreement first. If that is not possible, we defend your position: challenges to company resolutions, withdrawal or exclusion of shareholders and deadlocks at general meetings.
The continuity of a family business is decided long before succession. A family protocol sets out the relationship between family, ownership and management so that the business passes to the next generation without conflict.
What you have built deserves to reach those who come after you.
Mergers, demergers, acquisitions, holding structures and full due diligence before buying or investing in a company.
We draft, review and negotiate your company’s contracts —with clients, suppliers, distributors or partners— and handle the collection of unpaid debts and invoices: first out of court and, if needed, in court through our litigation and mediation team.
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Yes, it is highly advisable. The articles are public and rigid; a shareholders’ agreement is private and can regulate in detail situations the articles do not cover, such as a shareholder leaving or a deadlock in decision-making.
It is a legal, tax and financial review of a company before buying it, investing in it or merging with it. It reveals the real risks and lets you negotiate price and warranties on an informed basis.
We start with a formal demand and negotiation. If that fails, the Spanish payment order procedure (monitorio) is a fast route to claim documented monetary debts. Since 2025, in most cases an out-of-court resolution attempt is required first.
Timing matters
A dispute between partners, a poorly drafted contract or an unanswered claim rarely resolves itself. Looking at it early widens your options and is usually the quickest and least costly way to resolve it.