Corporate law firm in the Netherlands
Are you looking for a lawyer specialised in corporate law in the Netherlands? If so, you have come to the right place. Our experts are enthusiastic and determined, every time, whether it concerns a merger, investigation proceedings or a claim for directors’ liability.
The importance of a lawyer specialised in corporate law
Not only your organisation, but also corporate law is constantly changing. Based on our experience, we know the fast pace of developments better than anyone. Are you, for example, in the process of deciding to merge with another company or are you involved in a business dispute? In these cases, various simultaneous actions usually have to be taken within a short period of time. This requires a lawyer who can act quickly. Thanks to our expertise in corporate law, you will not be lagging behind and together with us, you will be well prepared.
We are a specialised corporate law firm in Amsterdam
You can call on us for all areas of corporate law, whether it concerns the dissolution of a general partnership (VOF) or Corporate Governance. It does not matter in what branch you operate or what the size of your company is.
We provide advice to not only listed companies, but also to SMEs and start-ups. In addition, we regularly assist family businesses and other investors in regard to private equity and venture capital. Do you have a restructuring issue? We are happy to assist with that as well. Where necessary, we collaborate with other experts at home and abroad.
Need assistance from a corporate lawyer in the Netherlands? Bring in VIOTTA
Do you want to merge, or liquidate a company, buy out a shareholder or do you have another corporate issue? Do not hesitate to contact us. Together we will look for the best approach to bring your case to a successful conclusion. Before we do so, we will always provide you with a realistic cost overview within 24 hours. This way, you always know where you stand and you will not be confronted with unpleasant surprises.
Sub-services
- General Terms and Conditions
- Transferring your company to a private limited company
- Starting a business in the Netherlands
- Shareholder expulsion or buyout
- Setting up a company in the Netherlands
- Expulsion or withdrawal in the event of a shareholder dispute
- Dissolution of companies in the Netherlands
- Joint ventures
- Venture capital
- Private equity
- Corporate governance
- Mergers & Acquisitions
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