Jurvneshservice's Corporate practice has more than 10 lawyers who provide a broad range of corporate and business services to publicly held corporations and private businesses. In many cases, we serve as general counsel for corporations and represent them in all aspects of their corporate life – from the original establishment of the enterprise through all aspects of its evolution and operation. Our corporate practice is broad and often intersects with closely related practices – particularly tax, corporate transactions, and securities.

Joint Ventures
We have extensive experience of providing advice to parties collaborating in joint ventures.  This includes the drafting and negotiation of all of the key documentation, joint venture agreements, articles of association, secondment agreements, outsourcing agreements and the whole range of ancillary documentation.

Mergers and Acquisitions
For most businesses, public or private, a significant acquisition or divestiture represents one of the most challenging undertakings that a purchaser or seller will ever encounter. These transactions are inevitably complicated, and the team of advisors chosen will directly impact the success of the transaction through their due diligence, business guidance, creative structuring, and execution.  Jurvneshservice provides a full range of services for private equity firms and strategic buyers, as well as sellers of businesses seeking to maximize value.

In both domestic and international transactions, our clients have immediate access to a wide range of legal experience.  We provide creative solutions to the regulatory, tax, accounting and competition law problems inherent in today’s corporate transactions.   M&A transactions often involve due diligence and regulatory approvals, particularly from competition authorities. Transactions include:
• Cross-Border and Domestic Deals;
• Public and Private Mergers;
• Domestic Transactions; 
• Equity Investments;
• Joint Ventures;
• Leveraged Buyouts;
• Tender & Exchange Offers;
• Private Equity Funding;
• Privatizations;
• Reverse Mergers;
• Tender and Exchange Offers;
• Negotiated Acquisitions, including acquisitions of financially troubled companies.