Our law firm deals with M&A transactions, both domestic and cross border, Italian contract law and Italian company and commercial law.
Supporting companies means providing them with the most suitable tools. For this purpose, our law firm offers its expertise in preparing all types of business contracts, including:
Our firm assists clients in negotiating contracts and provides legal assistance in case of disputes. We also defend clients before Italian and international courts, in arbitrations, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) procedures.
The ideal corporate structure is one of the keys to a company’s success and our law firm supports clients in choosing the most appropriate for their business, in strict compliance with local laws, regulations and official timelines. We assist them in the process of incorporating companies or brancjes in Italy, in drafting the minutes of the meetings of the corporate bodies, drawing up shareholders’ agreements, shareholders loans, put and call options and in structuring and negotiation of M&A transactions such as mergers, acquisitions, demergers, as well as capital increase procedures, capital contributions and contributions in kind.
We also assist companies listed on foreign markets such as the Vienna Stock Exchange and participating in multilateral trading facilities (MTF) and Euronext Growth Milan.
Facilitating business transactions is an area of expertise and a priority for our firm. Over the years, the professionals at Princivalle Apruzzi Danielli have gained extensive experience in all corporate transactions.
Our support covers every phase of the transaction:
For foreign companies, Princivalle Apruzzi Danielli Studio Legale handles the opening of Italian branches, contracts with sales networks in Italy, and debt recovery (including the European Payment Order procedure).
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