Top 10 of 960 law firms for Allotment of Shares, Company Law

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Allotment of shares covers the process by which a company issues new shares to investors, increases share capital, and allocates ownership. A solicitor drafts the allotment resolution, completes and files form SH01 with Companies House, updates the company’s register of members, and ensures pre-emption rights and article restrictions are respected. They advise on pricing, allocations, share certificates, and any conditions attached to the allotment, including rights issues or schemes. They coordinate with directors and shareholders to confirm approvals and recording.

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Gracie GossageLeon Flavell

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I needed to transfer the shares of my company to my daughter while retaining control of the business, and they helped me identify the most suitable solution. Their advice was professional, clear, and tailored to my specific needs.

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