Corporate Law
In Colombia, corporate law is the body of laws that regulate corporations and other companies. The Colombian Constitution recognizes the right of individuals to form corporations. These corporations may be private or public, and they may be constituted as either a single entity or as multiple entities.
Corporate law
- Incorporation of companies and branches of foreign companies
- Shareholders agreements
- Corporate reorganization
- Bylaw amendments
- Accounting
- Assistance in decision making by corporate bodies
- Dissolution and liquidation of companies
- Transfer of share ownership or interests in companies
- Administration of correspondence
- Corporate management abroad
- Assistance in handling corporate conflicts
- Training on directors' liability
- Due Diligence
Civil and commercial contracts
- Business collaboration contracts (joint venture, joint accounts)
- Commercial fiduciary contracts
- Transactions on commercial establishments (incorporation, purchase and sale, pledge, cancellation, etc.)
- Construction contracts
- National and international sales contracts
- Other types of contracts
- Due Diligence
