Company law
You are interested in setting up a company or you would like to make changes to the structure of your company? You are confronted with a damage that occurred in your company and need assistance with claims settlement? Angyan Legal offers you in-depth specialist advice in selected areas of company law closely related to liability and insurance law.
Why professional support is crucial
Company law is one of the most comprehensive areas of private law and regulates practically every aspect of a company, from its formation to its liquidation. Professional legal advice should already be sought when drafting the articles of association in order to reflect the specific characteristics of your company and to minimise exposure to future legal disputes.
If damage occurs in the course of business activities, the question of liability arises. Recently, the liability of management bodies for negligent management has become increasingly important. To protect against personal liability, so-called D&O insurance (directors and officers liability insurance) is often taken out, which – as a specific type of third-party financial loss insurance – is characterised by a number of particularities. It is precisely this combination of liability and insurance law that makes professional specialist advice essential.
How I can support you
In addition to advising on general company law matters, I can assist you in particular with the successful handling of complex claims from a liability and insurance law perspective. You will benefit from my many years of academic and practical experience in both areas of law, which enables me to provide legal advice tailored to your needs.
I am also familiar with the processing and analysis of the extensive contracts that typically characterise D&O insurance policies. In addition, I share my knowledge of the characteristics of D&O insurance with other solicitors, insurance brokers and students as a lecturer in specialist seminars.
I will be glad to answer your personal questions regarding my services in company law during a non-binding initial consultation.