We manage your corporate legal needs, from company formation and partnership agreements to general assembly processes.
A company is usually most vulnerable at moments when structural decisions are made, such as its formation, a change of shareholders or a general assembly. We provide legal advice and representation to companies in Çaycuma and Zonguldak at every stage of corporate law, from formation to disputes between shareholders and general assembly and board of directors processes.
We advise on the incorporation of joint stock companies (A.Ş.) and limited liability companies (Ltd. Şti.), the drafting of articles of association and company structuring. We place particular importance on establishing the shareholding structure in a way that prevents disputes that may arise in the future.
Agreements governing the relationship between shareholders and share transfer transactions are drafted to anticipate disputes that may arise in the future. When a disagreement arises in an existing partnership, the contractual provisions and the shareholders' rights are assessed together.
The compliance of general assembly meetings, board of directors resolutions and trade registry filings with the legislation is monitored; annulment proceedings can also be brought against resolutions considered to have been adopted in breach of procedure or the law.
Depending on the type of company (limited, joint stock, etc.), the articles of association must be drafted, the shareholding structure established and trade registry procedures completed; the process is followed and handled from start to finish.
First, the provisions of the articles of association and the shareholders' rights are assessed; depending on the situation, legal options such as settlement, share transfer, or exclusion/withdrawal from the company may be considered.
An annulment action can be filed against general assembly resolutions considered to be contrary to the law or the articles of association; since strict time limits apply, it is important to have the matter assessed without delay.
Even for a small business, a gap in the articles of association can turn into a major dispute later on; brief advice at the formation stage can prevent far more costly processes in the future.
