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Do Corporate Lawyers Go To Court In India ?

Corporate lawyers are the lawyers who advise the business owners as to how to comply with the rules and laws related to matters involving business transactions, or a startup could gain help from an experienced corporate lawyer while starting his business. It is always helpful to ensure the assistance of an experienced advocate when drafting various businesses’ managing documents, reviewing contracts or to help make other strategy decisions.


Role of a Corporate Lawyer-

  • The role of a corporate lawyer is to advise his/her clients regarding their rights, responsibilities and duties as provided by the law.

  • In case a corporate lawyer gets appointed by a corporation, he shall represent the entity which is the company and not its shareholders, directors or any other person holding an office in the company.

  • A company or a corporation, in legal terms could be understood as a legal entity which is created under the law mainly for the purpose of business. A company will be treated as an individual or entity or a “person” under the law, which has a completely different identity from the shareholders or other members of the company.

  • The corporate law provides for all legal issues related to a corporation, various legal procedures have been provided by the central as well as the state governments regarding the business transactions in the country, for these reasons it is important that you appoint experienced Corporate lawyers, who understand the law and would ensure that the client’s dealings are in accordance to the law.

The type of work Corporate Lawyers would do-

Against common belief, Corporate Lawyers generally deal out of the Courts, as most of the work done by a corporate lawyer could be said to be ‘transactional’ in nature. It has to be noticed that the main job of a corporate lawyer is mostly to avoid litigation.

Mentioned below are some of the functions performed by a corporate lawyer-

  • Contracts- Corporate lawyers review, draft as well as negotiate legally-binding agreements on behalf of the corporation or individual businesses involving issues varying from lease agreements to multi-billion dollar acquisitions.

  • Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)- A corporate lawyer handles negotiations, drafts, oversees deals which involve corporations ‘merging’ with other companies or ‘acquiring’ one.

  • Corporate Governance- A corporate lawyer will assist his client to create a framework as to how a firm would be directed and controlled by drafting documents which include articles of incorporation, creating bylaws, advising the corporate directors and respective officers about their rights, responsibilities and other policies necessary to manage the company.

  • Securities- A Corporate lawyer also advises his client regarding the security law compliance, which involves complex regulations so as to prevent fraud, insider training, marketing manipulation as well as promotes transparency within the company.

  • Taxation- A corporate lawyer also assists his clients with his taxations as well as keeping the client updated about any new taxation law introduced in the field by the legislation.

  • Litigation- Corporate lawyers also assist their clients by representing them in their court case as well.

Conclusion-

Corporate lawyers assist their clients with various legal technicalities during their business transactions. They help their clients understand important laws and procedures related in a better way and help ensure that no legal provision is violated during such business transactions, which the owner may not be aware of. In order to appoint an appropriate corporate lawyer for your issues, you may contact the best law firm in your city.

Lead India offers you a team of experienced corporate lawyers who have been successfully dealing with issues related to corporate transactions as well as other issues involving the litigation process related to corporate law and could help you with the same. Therefore, if you wish to ask a question or seek free legal advice online, you may contact us.


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