Corporate Lawyer Singapore

A corporate lawyer advises companies, business owners, shareholders and investors on legal matters relating to the formation, ownership, management and operation of businesses. This may include shareholders’ agreements, investments, acquisitions, corporate governance, restructuring and commercial transactions.

Netto & Magin LLC offer affordable packages for start-ups, including free initial consultations and follow-up consultations. A package consisting of a simple service agreement with one of your contractors together with consultations for other aspects of your business can start from as low as $800, with optional add-on services and agreements you may request of us. We will be glad to be your advisors and counsel throughout your journey in your start-up and to be available for advice when you need it.

It can be helpful to engage a corporate lawyer when starting a company, bringing in investors or shareholders, restructuring ownership, acquiring or selling a business, entering a joint venture or dealing with significant corporate agreements.

A corporate lawyer can advise shareholders on ownership rights, voting arrangements, reserved matters, share transfers, minority protections, exit arrangements and the drafting or interpretation of shareholders’ agreements.

Yes. Corporate lawyers can assist with structuring the transaction, legal due diligence, negotiations, sale and purchase agreements, disclosure documents and completion requirements.

Commercial law concerns legal relationships, contracts and transactions arising from business activities.

It can include supply and distribution arrangements, service contracts, licensing, financing, joint ventures, acquisitions and agreements between companies or other business parties.

Corporate law focuses more specifically on companies, their ownership, shareholders, directors, governance and corporate transactions.

In practice, corporate and commercial legal issues frequently overlap.

A corporate lawyer generally focuses on matters involving companies, shareholders, investments, corporate governance, restructuring and business transactions.

A commercial lawyer typically advises on contracts and legal arrangements arising from business relationships, such as supply, distribution, services, licensing and other commercial agreements.

Many business matters involve both areas, which is why corporate and commercial law are frequently practised together.