Corporate law
Corporate lawyer in Luxembourg
The firm supports the formation, structuring and legal life of Luxembourg companies: articles of association, shareholders' agreements, governance, transfers and restructurings.
Luxembourg is one of the most attractive jurisdictions in Europe for structuring a business or wealth. The key is to choose the right form and to draft solid instruments.
The firm helps you incorporate your company, organise the relationships between shareholders and secure capital transactions.
The need
The choice of corporate form, the drafting of the articles, the allocation of capital and governance: these decisions shape the company for the long term.
Standard articles or a missing shareholders' agreement are a frequent source of future deadlock.
The risk
Shareholder conflicts with no exit clause, poorly framed director liability, irregular capital transactions.
An unsuitable structure can complicate a future fundraising or sale.
How the firm acts
Advice on the corporate form, drafting of the articles and the shareholders' agreement, and support for meetings and transactions.
The firm anticipates exit scenarios, the entry of investors and succession.
Practice areas
When to call on the firm
- Setting up a SARL, a SARL-S, an SA or a SOPARFI.
- Drafting or revising articles of association and a shareholders' agreement.
- Framing the entry of an investor or a transfer of shares.
- Securing governance and the director's status.
Method
Our engagement process
- 1
Information intake
You describe your need via a structured form or an initial call. Our digital tools serve only to organise this information and save time.
- 2
Lawyer qualification
Maître Maglo reviews your situation, identifies the legal issues and confirms the feasibility and exact scope of the engagement.
- 3
Transparent quote
You receive a clear fee proposal, a fixed fee or a range, before any engagement. Nothing is billed without your approval.
- 4
Legal work
The firm drafts, negotiates or litigates as required. Every deliverable is designed and approved by a lawyer admitted to the Luxembourg Bar.
- 5
Tracking and delivery
You follow your matter transparently and receive your finalised documents with the explanations you need.
Documents required
- • Your business plan and the intended allocation of capital
- • The identity of the shareholders and directors
- • Existing articles or agreements where relevant
Deliverables
- • Articles of association
- • A shareholders' agreement
- • Support with the formalities
Indicative timing
The instruments are usually drafted within a few working days; incorporation then depends on the notary and on the RCS and RBE formalities.
Fixed fees per type of instrument
Articles of association, the shareholders' agreement and incorporation support are quoted in advance.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which company form should I choose in Luxembourg?
The right company form depends on your project, the number of shareholders, the capital and your tax objectives. The SARL suits most SMEs; the SOPARFI is used for holding participations.
Is a shareholders' agreement mandatory?
No, a shareholders' agreement is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended whenever there is more than one shareholder: it organises decisions, exits and the resolution of deadlock.
Does the firm handle the RCS and RBE formalities?
Yes, the firm handles the formalities and coordinates the notary's involvement where it is required.
Let’s talk about your matter
Describe your situation: you receive an initial analysis and a transparent quote, with no obligation. One dedicated lawyer, from start to finish.