Economic activities

Business activity is a constant balance between profit, risk and responsibility. Every contract, payment or corporate decision can either strengthen the business or become a loss point. That is why professional legal support is not an expense, but a tool for the preservation of assets, risk control and confident development of the company.

A lawyer in business law becomes a business partner: he helps to work safely, legally and efficiently, and in case of conflict, he takes on the protection of the company's interests, without leaving the business alone with the problem.

Lawyers of the economic department “Phoenix” will provide legal assistance at the highest level in the following issues.

Registration, amendment and reorganization of legal entities and sole proprietors

The lawyer provides full legal support for the creation, activity and termination of the business, in particular:

• registration of LLC, JSC, representative offices and sole proprietorships;
• making changes to constituent documents;
• change of director, composition of participants, beneficiaries, legal address;
• preparation of statutes, corporate documents, decisions and protocols;
• escorts All forms of reorganization, including merging, joining, separating, separating and transforming;
• Legal support Liquidation of enterprises, including voluntary and complicated liquidation with tax and credit risks.

Legal support at these stages allows you to build a secure corporate structure, control the transfer of rights and obligations, minimize tax and property risks, as well as avoid mistakes that can create threats to the business in the future — from the moment of opening until the complete cessation of activities.

Preparation and analysis of contracts

The contractual base is the basis of the financial and legal security of the enterprise.The lawyer provides the development, verification and legal analysis of contracts, including:

• supply contracts;
• contract agreements;
• lease agreements;
• distribution agreements;
• Franchise agreements;
• corporate agreements between partners and business participants;
• Foreign Economic Contracts (Foreign Economic Contracts), including between non-residents.

A lawyer develops individual contracts for a specific business model, project or transaction, taking into account currency regulation, customs and tax legislation, international terms of delivery (Incoterms), as well as transfer pricing risks.

The lawyer's goal is to ensure favorable and legally protected conditions of cooperation, minimize financial and regulatory risks and prevent disputes in international and domestic business activities.

Business Dispute Resolution, Legal Defense, Arbitration and Mediation

Economic disputes directly affect the financial stability, liquidity and reputation of the business.The lawyer provides comprehensive protection of the client's interests at all stages of dispute resolution — from negotiations to the actual execution of the court decision.

Legal support includes:

• legal analysis of the dispute, contracts and evidence base, formation of an effective defense strategy;
• claims work, negotiations and Mediationfor the purpose of pre-trial settlement;
• representation of interests in commercial courts of all instances;
• Litigation support in international and commercial arbitrations;
• collection of debts, penalties, penalties and losses;
• escorts enforcement proceedingsand control of the actual execution of decisions.

The task of a lawyer is not a formal victory, but a result that best suits the interests of the client, with minimal expenditure of time, money and management resources.

Legal audit of the company (Due Diligence)

Due diligence is a tool to protect investments and control risks before concluding significant transactions.The lawyer conducts a comprehensive audit of the company in order to identify hidden legal threats that may affect the value of the business or lead to the loss of assets.

The audit shall cover, in particular:

• the presence of debts, litigation and enforcement proceedings;
• corporate conflicts, risks of challenging property rights;
• risks of loss of assets, arrest and other encumbrances;
• problems with constituent, permitting and title documents;
• tax, regulatory and criminal risks.

The result of due diligence is a clear understanding of the real state of the business, the possibility of adjusting the terms of the transaction or refusing a risky investment.

Bankruptcy and liquidation support

Bankruptcy and liquidation procedures require precise legal decisions and risk controls for owners, management and related persons.The lawyer provides legal support in situations where the business needs to cease operations, restructure or protect against creditor pressure.

Legal support includes:

• legal assessment of the financial condition and preparation for bankruptcy proceedings;
• representation of the interests of the debtor or creditors in bankruptcy cases;
• support of liquidation of legal entities, taking into account tax and property risks;
• protection of management and owners from subsidiary and criminal liability;
• appeal against unlawful claims, decisions and actions of creditors or arbitration managers.

The lawyer's goal is to conduct business through the crisis in a controlled manner, preserving the client's assets, reputation and legal security.