Company Law
One of the principal ways of carrying on a business is by way of private company. The most common form of private company is one limited by shares.
Regan Solicitors has gained a wealth of experience in advising potential directors and company secretaries in the process of incorporating companies and ongoing obligations.
Regan Law
Key Aspects Of Our Company Law Services
- Advising on company formation and secretarial management
- Regulation and compliance
- Meetings and resolutions
- Registration and administrative records
- Issues concerning shares
- Powers and duties of directors, secretaries, auditors and members
Companies Act
Companies have an obligation under the Companies Acts to conduct their affairs in a certain manner. The Companies Registration Authority oversees the compliance of companies and it is the statutory body for registering new companies in Ireland. Once a company has been incorporated both the company and its officers have certain obligations under the Companies Acts, including the obligation to file certain documents.
The Companies Registration Authority can take a number of measures to deal with companies who fail to comply with these obligations including, prosecution of the company or directors or striking a company off the register.
Insolvency
- Insolvency procedures
- Liquidations
- Receivership
- Examinerships
- Schemes of Arrangement
- Duties and liabilities of Directors of insolvent companies
Partnership Law
Partnership Law is relevant to Irish businesses for a number of reasons. Most importantly, partnership is the default form of business organisation when two or more people carry on a business venture without forming a company. We will happily advise on the following aspects of Partnership Law;
- Advantages and Limitations
- Rights and Liabilities of a partner
- Partnership Agreements
- Termination of Partnerships
Make an Enquiry
If you have any legal questions or concerns, we invite you to make an enquiry. Our team of experienced solicitors is here to help you navigate through any legal matters you may be facing.