Commercial and Corporate Law
At Aweda & Partners Law Firm, our team of experienced lawyers provides expert legal services in commercial and corporate law matters. We understand the complexities of business and commerce, and we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their goals.
Our Commercial and Corporate Law Services
- Business Formation and Registration: We assist with company incorporation, registration, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Contract Drafting and Review: We prepare and review contracts, agreements, and other business documents to ensure our clients’ interests are protected.
- Company Secretarial Services: We provide company secretarial services, including share capital management, dividend declarations, and annual general meetings.
- Mergers and Acquisitions: We advise on mergers, acquisitions, and disposals, ensuring a smooth transaction process.
- Corporate Governance: We advise on corporate governance, compliance, and risk management to ensure our clients’ businesses are run efficiently and effectively.
- Commercial Transactions: We assist with commercial transactions, including sales, purchases, and financing agreements.
Why Choose Us for Commercial and Corporate Law Matters
- Expertise: Our lawyers have extensive experience in commercial and corporate law, ensuring informed guidance.
- Business Acumen: We understand the commercial implications of legal decisions, ensuring practical solutions.
- Proactive Approach: We anticipate and address potential issues, minimizing risks and maximizing opportunities.
Questions? Get Expert Legal Guidance
A sole proprietorship is a single-owner business, while an LLC offers liability protection and tax benefits for its owners (shareholders).
Registration involves filing documents with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), including articles of association, memorandum of association, and other requirements.
A shareholders’ agreement outlines the rights, duties, and obligations of shareholders. It’s essential for multiple-shareholder companies to avoid disputes.
Yes, a company can be a director of another company, but it must appoint a natural person as a representative.
Register your trademarks, patents, and copyrights with the relevant authorities to safeguard your intellectual property.
A contract of service is an employment contract, while a contract for service is a freelance or consulting agreement.
Yes, but the transfer may require approval from the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) and compliance with foreign exchange regulations.