Company law advice across the full business cycle — formation and capitalisation, governance, transactions, reorganisation and wind-down.
Contact usCorporate law is the foundation on which companies grow safely in a market defined by competition, globalisation and fast-moving regulation.
Whether the client is an early-stage startup, a family business entering new markets or a multinational group operating across jurisdictions, corporate legal support is a condition of doing business well.
Companies face stricter regulatory requirements, complex mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and digital transformation. At the same time the global market brings opportunity: expansion, investment and joint ventures.
The Zunic Law corporate team draws on more than three decades of work with companies of every size and structure. Our aim is to give clients certainty, efficiency and predictability at every stage, from day-to-day operations to strategic decisions.
Twelve areas of work across governance, transactions and reorganisation.
Four stages, from the first workshop to continuing support.
We analyse the business model and the client’s objectives.
We identify the regulatory and legal risks that apply.
We prepare contracts, internal acts and transaction structures.
Continuing advice and representation before regulators and courts.
A sample of recent work in the sector.
Advised an international company acquiring a Serbian technology startup.
Division of business lines and transfer of ownership within the family.
Established a joint venture between a domestic and a foreign company in the IT sector.
Ran the liquidation procedure for a company that had ceased trading.
Yes. Small and medium companies face the same important legal questions as large ones: incorporation and the choice of legal form, contracts with partners, capitalisation and investment, and tax obligations.
Management of a smaller company also carries statutory responsibility, so legal support matters in preventing mistakes that lead to personal liability for directors or founders. Early advice helps small firms avoid costly disputes and build stable foundations for growth.
It depends on the size of the transaction, the complexity of the business and the regulatory procedures involved. Smaller transactions can close within a few months; larger and more complex ones usually take a year or more.
The process covers negotiations, due diligence, preparation and agreement of the transaction documents, regulatory approvals and implementation. Speed usually depends on how well the legal and financial side was prepared in advance.
Due diligence is a detailed legal, financial and tax review of a target company carried out before an investment or purchase decision.
The legal review covers constitutional documents, contracts, corporate records, the status of assets, employment, regulatory compliance and potential litigation. The result is a report that lets clients negotiate from an informed position and reduces the risk of surprises after closing.
Yes. Our team has substantial experience in cross-border transactions and works with partner firms across Europe and beyond where a matter spans several jurisdictions.
That includes aligning local rules with international standards, coordinating due diligence in multiple countries and preparing documentation that is valid in different legal systems.
Speed matters. We support negotiations with creditors on rescheduling debt, help prepare and implement a restructuring plan, and advise on the options available under insolvency and liquidation legislation.
In some cases the aim is to stabilise the company and continue trading; in others, to organise a controlled liquidation with the smallest possible loss for owners and creditors. We pay particular attention to the liability of directors and board members.
Tell us what you are forming, acquiring or reorganising and we will map what applies.
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