This department is for people in business, or about to be: forming the company, setting out the relationship between the partners, drafting the contracts the business rests on, and resolving what arises between them. Relationships between individuals outside a commercial activity belong in civil law.
What this department handles
- Forming and registering companies and commercial establishments, and choosing the legal form that fits the activity.
- Founding documents and internal rules, and setting out partners' shares and powers.
- Commercial contracts: supply, distribution, commercial agency, partnership.
- Disputes between partners, and leaving, dissolving or liquidating a company.
- Commercial arbitration, and drafting the clause before any dispute exists.
Why the arbitration clause matters before signing
A clause agreed before a disagreement is far easier than one negotiated after it. So in commercial contracts we review how disputes will be resolved as carefully as the price and delivery terms: where it is decided, by what procedure, and who bears the cost.
What helps at the first consultation
A description of the activity, how many partners there are and where they live, the expected capital, and any contract or draft already in existence.
How your file is handled while you are abroad
You start by requesting a consultation through the form or on WhatsApp. The legal team reviews your situation and assigns the right specialist. The first consultation is free, and in it we set out what can be done and which documents you will need. Where the matter has to be followed before Syrian courts or authorities, that is done under a power of attorney drawn up and authenticated at the Syrian consulate or embassy in your country of residence, or before a local notary with the required attestations; we tell you the wording you need and the steps that apply where you live. From there everything runs by message, voice call or video call, with no need for you to travel.
