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At Law of Lawyers, we offer comprehensive services in corporate law in Pakistan, tailored to businesses of all sizes. Corporate lawyers on our team are skilled at managing complex legal matters, ensuring your business operates within the law and is protected throughout every transaction. Whether you are a startup or a large corporation, we offer expert advice and representation.
In Pakistan, corporate law is primarily governed by the Companies Act, 2017, which outlines the rules for incorporation, management, and dissolution of companies. Other relevant laws include the Securities Act, 2015, Partnership Act, 1932, and Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2017.
Corporate law governs the formation, operation, and dissolution of companies, as well as the rights and obligations of all stakeholders involved, such as shareholders, directors, employees, and creditors. The law is designed to regulate the various business transactions, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and protecting the interests of both companies and their stakeholders.
We assist clients in establishing businesses, whether it be a private limited company, public limited company, or partnership. Our services include drafting Articles of Association, Memorandums of Association, shareholder agreements, and registering the business with regulatory authorities.
Our lawyers provide strategic guidance for mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures. We conduct thorough due diligence, negotiate favorable terms, and ensure compliance with the applicable laws and regulations during the transaction process.
Ibrahim Fibres Ltd v. SECP & Others (2010 CLD 1300)– This case involved a challenge to the acquisition process, scrutinizing compliance with SECP regulations.
Proper governance is essential for running a business effectively. We advise corporate boards and management on best practices in governance, compliance, and fiduciary duties to ensure legal and ethical operations.
Contracts are the backbone of all business transactions. We assist in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts such as partnership agreements, employment contracts, vendor agreements, and other business-related documents to protect your interests.
Pakistan Steel Mills Corporation v. M/s Safa Textile Mills Ltd. (2002 SCMR 1602)– The Supreme Court ruled in favor of enforcing contractual obligations between two major industrial entities, setting a precedent for contract enforcement.
Disputes in the corporate world can arise from contract breaches, shareholder disagreements, or regulatory non-compliance. Our corporate litigation team represents businesses in court, providing solutions through negotiation, arbitration, or litigation.
Hussain Ahmed & Others v. Arif Habib & Others (2011 SCMR 1113)– This landmark Supreme Court case addressed shareholder rights and the issue of oppression and mismanagement by majority shareholders.
Businesses must comply with industry regulations, such as tax laws, environmental laws, and labor laws. We ensure your company complies with all local, national, and international laws, safeguarding you from potential penalties or legal disputes.
Pakistan Tobacco Co. Ltd. v. Collector of Customs (2010 PTD 223)– This case involved customs duties and regulatory compliance, where the court ruled on the company’s obligations regarding import duties.
Intellectual property is a valuable asset for any company. We assist in registering trademarks, copyrights, and patents, as well as handling IP infringement cases to protect your business’s proprietary assets.
Packages Ltd. v. Muhammad Naveed & Another (2000 CLC 1234)– The Lahore High Court ruled on a trademark dispute involving the infringement of a well-known corporate brand, upholding the protection of intellectual property rights.
In cases of financial difficulties or growth, restructuring might be necessary. We provide advice on reorganizing your company’s structure, including spin-offs, mergers, and liquidation, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and protecting your assets.
Our corporate lawyers are experts in handling the legal complexities of the business world. Whether you’re starting a new business, restructuring an existing one, or dealing with a legal dispute, Law of Lawyers is here to help. We provide consultations both in Pakistan and the United Kingdom for personal or virtual meetings and online meetings overall the world. Let us guide you through the legal processes and ensure your business is legally secure.