Liability for debts has always had a leading role in corporate litigation. Since its introduction in 1985, liability for debts has never been clearly defined, but from the outset it was seen as a powerful instrument of credit protection for the corporate creditor. Pursuant to article 367 of the Capital Companies Act, the managers of […]

Many investors are now considering the option of buying or merging companies to position themselves in a market that is increasingly competitive and difficult for small and medium-sized companies. These contractual processes, whose technical objective is the signing of the timely deed of purchase and sale of shares or shares, is generally started with a […]

The Capital Companies Act recognizes the rights of specific company shareholders as well as minority shareholders. These rights are designed to protect them against the majority, who often hold positions in the company administration, giving, in certain cases, minimal information to minority shareholders about the management and financial results of company operations. On certain occasions, […]