From the first incorporation filing to a shareholder exit years later, the decisions a company makes about its own structure and contracts are the ones that are hardest to undo. We advise founders, boards and growing businesses on getting those decisions right the first time — and on the commercial agreements that keep a business running day to day.
We learn the commercial goal first — the legal structure follows what you're actually trying to do.
We recommend the corporate or contractual structure that protects your position without overcomplicating it.
We draft, review, or negotiate directly with the other side's counsel on your behalf.
We see the transaction through to signature, filing, and the paperwork that makes it enforceable.
Commercial disputes often turn on data and consent questions too — these are real cases from our Case Digest.
A dispute following the sale of a business over how customer and guest data was handled in the transition.
The quantum awarded was reduced on appeal.
Why it matters: Data obligations don't stay with the old owner when a business changes hands — they need to be addressed in the sale agreement itself.
Read the full case note →A SACCO's use of a member's recycled phone number to contact a different person, raising both consent and commercial process questions.
The appeal was allowed.
Why it matters: Operational shortcuts in customer data handling create real legal exposure for regulated financial institutions.
Read the full case note →Filter by category, search by name or citation, and export a proper citation for any case you need.
Not legally, but incorporation documents, shareholder agreements and early governance decisions are difficult to unwind once made incorrectly. Getting them right at formation is far cheaper than fixing them later.
The articles are the company's public constitutional document filed with the Registrar. A shareholders' agreement is a private contract that can go further — exit terms, deadlock resolution, investor protections.
Before signing anything hard to reverse: an investment round, a material commercial contract, a lease, or an equity-linked hire. Review is far cheaper than renegotiation.
Get the structure right before you need it to hold up.
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