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Corporate Law

Incorporate, organize and protect your company

From incorporating the company to shareholder meetings, contracts and partner relations. We keep the legal structure from becoming the bottleneck of the business.

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Packages

Side-by-side comparison. The scope is firm; the amount is confirmed with the firm.

  • Basic

    Basic Start Package

    Includes

    • Drafting of tailored bylaws for the new company.
    • Liaison with notaries for signing the incorporation deed.
    • Issuance of shares or equity interests, according to the company type.

    Does not include

    • Notary fees

    Scope: local

    Quote with this package
  • Plus

    Start Plus Package

    Includes

    • Drafting of tailored bylaws for the new company.
    • Liaison with notaries for signing the incorporation deed.
    • Issuance of shares or equity interests, according to the company type.
    • Drafting of an internal operating agreement (a private contract among the partners).

    Does not include

    • Notary fees

    Scope: nacional

    Quote with this package
  • Phase I

    Phase I Package

    Includes

    • Legal planning.
    • Strategic business planning.
    • Intellectual property before government institutions.
    • Drafting of contracts for the company’s operation.
    • Migration to digitalization (diagnostic checklist).

    Scope: nacional

    Quote with this package
  • Phase II

    Phase II Package

    Includes

    • Drafting and review of shareholder meeting minutes and board sessions.
    • Contractual representation of the client before public and private entities.
    • Legal acts and events requiring the intervention of public notaries.
    • Certifications.

    Does not include

    • Notary fees

    Scope: internacional

    Quote with this package

Notary fees are charged separately and are not part of this package.

Understanding this area

The essentials in plain language, no legal jargon. If anything is unclear, just ask.

Company incorporation

Signing the bylaws is the moment a company is legally incorporated. It becomes an officially recognized entity, with its own name and the capacity to operate, sign contracts and take on obligations. The bylaws are the company’s DNA: they set out the board, the capital stock, the term, the contributions and the powers granted. They also establish what happens on dissolution.

  • Corporation (S.A.)

    Capital stock is divided into shares and shareholder liability is limited to the amount invested.

  • Investment Promotion Corporation (S.A.P.I.)

    A variant of the corporation designed to encourage investment in specific projects.

  • Limited Liability Company (S. de R.L.)

    Similar to a corporation, but with a limited number of partners; liability is likewise capped at the amount invested.

  • Simplified Joint-Stock Company (S.A.S.)

    Incorporated by one or more shareholders through electronic means, with liability limited to their contributions.

What is a contract?

A contract is a formal agreement between two or more people or companies regarding a joint arrangement. It sets the rights and obligations each party will be subject to under applicable law. If someone breaches it, the contract serves as conclusive evidence to resolve the problem and demand performance. It is a way of keeping transparency and fairness between the people or companies doing business.

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