Corporate law, mergers and acquisitions

From setting up a company to selling one. We guide owners and management through the decisions that are made once and felt for years.

Setting up a company in Serbia

Registering a limited liability company (DOO) is technically straightforward, but the founding documents decide how founders will work together years later. We draft founding acts and shareholder agreements that settle governance, new investors, exits and deadlocks in advance. Foreign companies and entrepreneurs can work with us entirely in English.

Due diligence

Before you buy a company, a share or a significant asset, we review ownership, contracts, employment, litigation, permits, intellectual property and real estate. You receive a clear report on what you are buying and which risks should be addressed in the contract or the price.

Mergers and acquisitions

We support transactions from the letter of intent and negotiations to the share purchase agreement and registration of changes with the Serbian Business Registers Agency.

Frequently asked questions

Can a foreigner own 100% of a Serbian company?

Generally yes. Foreign individuals and companies can establish and fully own a Serbian limited liability company.

What is legal due diligence?

A legal review of a company or asset before you invest. It reveals risks that financial statements do not show.

It all starts with a conversation.

Tell us briefly what it is about. We will get back to you and arrange a time, at our office or online.

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