Company Law
Although the principle of freedom of contract is a fundamental principle of Greek law, in the field of company law, private will cannot create companies with arbitrary characteristics or forms by combining various corporate elements.
In other words, our company law establishes a “numerus clausus”, namely limited number of company types governed by specific rules of establishment, operation and organization, for the sake of protecting both the partners themselves and third parties who deal with the legal person in question.
Companies are divided into partnerships and limited liability companies, the main criterion being the link between the partners' personal assets and the company's assets and liabilities, although not all types of company can be fully classified in one or other of these categories.
In cooperation with experienced accountants and tax advisors, we undertake and provide full legal guidance on the choice of the appropriate corporate type for your business needs. Our services include the preparation or amendment of the articles of association, the registration procedure at the General Registry of Companies, the conversion of companies, the entry or exit of partners, etc. We have extensive experience in particular in construction companies, real estate management and development companies, real estate companies and hotel operating companies, while after the establishment, we provide guidance for any licensing of the company by the relevant competent body in order to operate legally in accordance with the applicable legislation.
In addition to commercial companies, we undertake the establishment of Civil Non-Profit Companies, drawing up the articles of association and handling the entire establishment process through our One-Stop Service.