Corporate Disputes

ONELAW represents clients in disputes among company participants, shareholders, investors and management bodies

A corporate conflict may affect management, distribution of profits, corporate control, assets and the stability of the business. Precise analysis of the corporate structure, evidence and potential consequences is therefore critical.

Scope of Services

ONELAW provides support in corporate disputes at all key stages:

— analysis of the charter, foundation documents and corporate structure;
— review of minutes, management decisions and internal corporate documents;
— assessment of the legality of corporate procedures;
— analysis of transactions, financial statements and management actions;
— assessment of litigation prospects and development of a defence strategy;
— preparation of claims, objections and procedural documents;
— implementation of measures to protect corporate rights and assets;
— representation before economic courts;
— assistance with enforcement of the judicial act.

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When ONELAW Can Assist

Disputes Concerning Ownership Interests and Shares

Protecting clients in disputes involving ownership, sale, transfer and passage of participatory interests or shares.

Challenging Decisions of Management Bodies

Representing clients in proceedings seeking invalidation of decisions of general meetings, shareholder meetings, supervisory boards and executive bodies.

Convening and Holding General Meetings

Handling disputes involving notice, voting procedures, quorum and compliance with corporate formalities.

Withdrawal of a Participant

Protecting clients in connection with withdrawal, determination of the actual value of an ownership interest and recovery of amounts due.

Exclusion of a Participant

Representing clients in disputes concerning exclusion of a participant whose conduct breaches obligations or obstructs company operations.

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ONELAW Approach

A corporate dispute rarely concerns a single legal claim. The conflict may involve control of the business, access to information, management of assets, distribution of profit and the company’s future development.

ONELAW analyses the conflict in light of the business structure, the participants’ interests and likely actions of the opposing side. We assess not only the legal merits, but also how each procedural decision may affect governance and the client’s assets.

Our task is to protect corporate rights, preserve business stability and formulate a position capable of being consistently defended in court.

Why Timely Action Matters

Delay may result in paralysis of the company, loss of control, dissipation of assets, execution of disputed transactions and deterioration of the company’s financial position.

Early review of documents and corporate decisions makes it possible to identify risks, preserve evidence, seek interim relief and prevent irreversible consequences.