The legal part of a project should not live apart from the business part
A contract that is legally flawless and commercially unworkable is not a solution. So the legal work runs inside the same project.
In acquisitions, ownership transfers and major contracts, the legal and the commercial are intertwined to the point where running them separately makes little sense. A lawyer needs the business picture to know what must be protected; the company needs legal language translated into business consequences.
Our network includes a lawyer we work with on projects. The legal opinion remains theirs; aligning it with the business side is our job.
When to call us
- You are preparing or reviewing a contract beyond ordinary business.
- You are settling relations between shareholders or changing the ownership structure.
- A transaction is under way and legal and commercial work must be aligned.
What you get
- A legal review with risks flagged and changes proposed.
- Aligned contractual groundwork for a transaction or a partnership.
- An explanation of what each clause means in day-to-day operations.
What this area covers
- Commercial and corporate law
- Contracts and contractual risk review
- Shareholder relations and ownership documentation
- The legal side of acquisitions and company sales
- Legal aspects of ownership transfer
Who does the work
Legal advice and legal opinions are provided by a lawyer from our network. RGMS leads the project and keeps it aligned with the business side.
How long it takes
A single contract review usually takes a few working days; the legal side of a transaction runs alongside the transaction.
How we agree on the price
Smaller projects are split into phases with a fixed price per phase; longer engagements run on an agreed daily rate or a monthly package. You approve the price of each phase in advance, and after each phase we can stop.
Frequently asked questions
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Can you work with our own lawyer?
Your project starts with a conversation
The first call takes half an hour, is free and comes with no proposal. First we understand where you are.
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