Corporate law

What is Corporate Law?

Corporate law is the branch of law that focuses on companies and everything related to them from a legal point of view. At Margáin & Rojas Abogados we offer advice regarding the incorporation of commercial companies; preparation and review of Shareholders' Meetings; publication of calls for Shareholders' Meetings in the Electronic System of the Ministry of Economy; preparation of share titles; dissolution and liquidation of mercantile companies; granting of powers to legal representatives; corporate audit to comply with the Bylaws; corporate audit in relation to compliance with the General Law of Commercial Companies, the Commercial Code, the Securities Market Law and the Tax Code; mergers, transformations or splits of commercial companies.

Practice areas

  • Incorporation of commercial companies
  • Preparation and review of Shareholders' Meetings
  • Publications of calls for Shareholders' Meetings in the Electronic System of the Ministry of Economy
  • Preparation of share titles
  • Dissolution and liquidation of commercial companies
  • Granting of powers to legal representatives
  • Corporate audit to comply with the Bylaws
  • Corporate audit in relation to compliance with the General Law of Commercial Companies, the Commercial Code, the Securities Market Law and the Tax Code.
  • Mergers, transformations or divisions of commercial companies

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Where can I make an appointment for legal advice?

To schedule an appointment, it is necessary to dial the phone number 83 331 919 or send an email to contacto@margainabogados.com. We are here to help you. 

How long does the process take?

The process can vary as they require various external factors. Typically the average is 1 to 2 months.

Schedule legal advice

Legal advice is the application of abstract legal principles to the concrete facts of the client's case to advise the client on what to do next. In many countries, only a properly licensed attorney can provide legal advice.
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