Industrial and commercial law constitute the Cartesian coordinates of entrepreneurial activity and define their operational scope.

The lawyer must be attentive, grasping every nuance of the entrepreneur’s economic-patrimonial interests; not only imminent ones but also those lurking in the future.

In this context, the refinement and balance of the lawyer’s assistance are absolutely essential for business.

It is about facilitating the entrepreneur and their managers to develop compatible strategies with the laws and markets, foreseeing obstacles, risks and pitfalls, whilst taking advantage of the commercial opportunities and those offered by internal and international regulations, concerning support and aid to the company.

Among other things, the lawyer is responsible for identifying the ideal operational structure, possibly corporate, and the design and implementation of registration activities, for issues related to trademarks and patents; but also providing advice and assistance for the choices inherent in relations and precautions with companies in a state of operational distress or foreclosure.

As well as defining the subordinate employment relationship’s structure.