Commercial Law and Transactions

Assistance in negotiating, concluding, and executing commercial transactions and exercising your rights under them

Your business is set up to work, grow, and make a profit, and this happens through your participation in the trade. A well-structured transaction and a well-written contract can, to a large extent, prevent potential future problems and guarantee your rights.
LVLaw&Mediation provides advice and legal assistance in the negotiation, drafting, and execution of commercial transactions, as well as in solving disputes in connection therewith, including:
    • Advice on various types of commercial transactions. We help the client understand the available options to achieve the desired legal result and choose the most appropriate legal form and transaction structure for their purposes.
    • Assistance in negotiating the structure and terms of a transaction with the other contracting party;
    • Drafting commercial contracts and other documentation necessary for the implementation of a negotiated transaction;
    • Consultancy in the event of problems arising in the course of the execution of commercial transactions or in connection with the amendment or termination of such transactions;
    • Assistance in the preparation of documentation for transactions falling within the scope of Article 114 of the Public Offering of Securities Act;
    •  Advice and assistance in the transfer or restructuring of receivables and liabilities;
    • Assistance in the resolution of commercial disputes through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation;
    • Legal advice and assistance during project management.

We have considerable experience in negotiating, advising on, and drafting documentation for various types of commercial transactions, ranging from sale and purchase agreements, leases, loans, workmanship, etc., to complex and specific long-term transactions.
We have successfully represented clients in a number of negotiations as well as in court proceedings in numerous commercial disputes.

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