Six practices, read as one.
The practices speak to one another, and most matters are handled by more than one of them.
Corporate, contracts and transactions
Purchase and sale of equity interests, group reorganisation, relations among shareholders and the contracts that support the deal.
Venture capital and startups
Funds, investors and portfolio companies, from incorporation to exit.
Public law, public procurement and administrative contracts
Competing for the contract, contract performance and proceedings before oversight bodies.
Compliance and crisis prevention
Fact-finding, decisions on what must be reported and the design of internal controls.
Commercial litigation and arbitration
Corporate and contractual disputes before the courts and in arbitration, from urgent relief to enforcement.
White-collar crime
Defence of companies and their managers in investigations and criminal proceedings arising from business activity.
Outside general counsel
The six practices above are engaged matter by matter. Outside general counsel works the other way round: a recurring engagement, with scope and fee agreed by period, for companies with no in-house legal department yet.