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Company law covers the creation, governance and winding up of companies. A solicitor in this area advises on forming a company, drafting articles of association, maintaining company registers and interacting with Companies House, as well as directing and shareholder matters, mergers, acquisitions and insolvencies. They draft and negotiate shareholders’ agreements, advise on director duties, raise or respond to disputes, and navigate corporate governance and disclosure requirements. The work can involve complex liability, accounting, and regulatory thresholds that shape outcomes.
The provisions, structures and procedures include formation under the Companies Act 2006, articles of association, directors’ duties, fiduciary obligations, disclosure and filing requirements, shares, share schemes, annual accounts, solvency tests, and schemes of arrangement. These elements create practical difficulty around timing, competing interests, and the risk of personal liability for directors.
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