Company Law & Corporate Structuring
Understanding the nuances of a complex regulatory landscape
Company law requires precision, commercial awareness and a clear understanding of the legal framework that governs corporations and close corporations.
Oxford Chambers Advocates offers quality legal services in company law. We act for attorneys and clients in matters involving incorporation, governance, shareholder disputes, restructuring and regulatory compliance.
Practice Description
Our advocates advise and represent companies, directors, shareholders, and regulatory bodies. We are well versed in all manner of company law matters, including incorporation, governance, shareholder disputes, directors’ duties, and regulatory compliance.
We understand that company law often involves multiple parties, complex documentation and significant financial exposure. Our group has a strong motion court, private arbitration and trial court practice, which allows us to bring perspective to every matter. Whether resolution is through negotiation, mediation, arbitration or litigation, we pursue the cost-effective and timely solutions that our clients want.
Good governance and proper structuring can be a vital part of risk management. We help clients develop plans to avoid disputes and we represent our clients in company law proceedings.
We also represent companies in disputes with shareholders, directors, and other parties. Additionally, we advise individuals on their rights and obligations in relation to companies, giving us a unique perspective on company law as a whole.
Sub-Practice Areas
- Company Incorporation and Structuring
- Corporate Governance and Compliance
- Directors’ Duties and Liability
- Shareholder Agreements and Disputes
- Company Secretarial Services
- Corporate Restructuring and Reorganisation
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Insolvency and Business Rescue
- Company Law Litigation
- Alternative Dispute Resolution in Company Matters
Our advocates have experience in company law, including incorporation, governance, shareholder disputes and restructuring. Please contact us to discuss the nature of your brief.
