Company law
Company setup, governance, shareholder arrangements, approvals and corporate changes in Romania.
Business law
Business law support in Romania.
The firm advises companies, founders and international clients on Romanian legal questions that affect daily business, contracts, governance and market entry.
Advice that starts with the business situation.
Business law work often begins with a practical question: how to enter the market, structure a relationship, sign a contract, manage governance or keep operations legally steady.
The firm provides Romanian law advice with attention to EU-facing activity, foreign shareholder expectations, cross-border contracts and the limits of each available route.
Main areas
Business law work handled by the firm.
Contracts
Commercial contract drafting, review and negotiation for Romanian and cross-border relationships.
Ongoing advisory
Regular legal input for companies that need a stable Romanian legal reference point.
Startup consultancy
Legal foundations for founders and young companies, including ownership, contracts and IP.
Who this helps
- Foreign clients doing business in Romania.
- Romanian and EU companies needing Romanian legal support.
- Founders, startups and young companies building early legal structure.
- International clients negotiating with Romanian counterparties.
- Businesses that need business law advice connected with IP or technology issues.
FAQ
Business law questions.
Can a foreign founder receive Romanian company law advice?
Yes. The firm can advise on Romanian company-law questions, founder arrangements, contracts and the legal steps involved in entering the Romanian market.
Does the firm advise Romanian companies with EU-facing work?
Yes. Advice can include Romanian law, EU-facing commercial requirements and cross-border coordination where the matter requires it.
Is this page legal advice?
No. It is a general description of services. Legal advice requires a review of the facts and formal acceptance by the firm.
Business law contact
Outline the matter and the Romanian connection.
A first message can include the parties, the contract or corporate question, timing and whether other jurisdictions are involved.