Fellous Avocats · Business law

Founders

Governance choices, roles and changes in share capital, founders’ agreement and the business’s first contracts.

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Your priorities

Your needs

  1. Choose a governance framework consistent with the project.

  2. Organise roles, commitments and changes in share capital.

  3. Prepare the first contracts and plan for future disagreements.

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How the firm can help

Examples of our work

  • Draft a founders’ agreement before a new investor joins the share capital.
  • Negotiate a strategic contract for the launch of the business.
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Relevant areas of expertise

  1. 01

    Shareholders’ agreements

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  2. 02

    Commercial contracts

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  3. 03

    Shareholder disputes

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The firm

Your contacts

The firm’s lawyers who handle these matters. Each profile sets out their background and areas of practice.

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Further reading

Other business profiles

  • Shareholders and partners
    Decision-making, information and exit rules, shareholders’ agreements, governance deadlocks and disputes between shareholders.
  • Start-ups
    Relationships between founders and investors, governance documents for a funding round, distribution and service contracts.
  • Investors
    Governance and rights attached to the shareholding, information, reserved matters, exit and disagreements between shareholders.
  • Investment funds
    Investor rights, shareholders’ agreements, reserved matters, divestment and disputes over performance.