
Directors’ Duties – Legal Responsibilities Under The Companies Act 2006
A look at the directors’ duties laid out by The Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006). Ignition Law explains their legal responsibilities.
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Corporate law firm in London for start-ups, scale-ups and the entrepreneurially spirited.
Whether you’re seeking funding to grow, looking to acquire or invest in another company or considering exit strategies; getting the details right from the outset is critical to facilitating smooth transactions and realising as much value from your deals as possible.
In today’s market, staying on top of the technical details is a basic requirement – but where we earn our reputation is in helping clients quickly achieve robust commercial solutions. Our corporate lawyers in London are keen-eyed problem solvers who have overseen transactions throughout traditional and cutting edge industries, and have experience all the way across the incorporation-to-exit life cycle.
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A free term sheet guide is available from Ignition Law to help save parties time and reduce legal expenses. All parties should consider, discuss, negotiate and agree the key terms upfront before professional advisers are appointed.
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A look at the directors’ duties laid out by The Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006). Ignition Law explains their legal responsibilities.
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (the “Bill”) has made its way through most of the legislative stages. It has now been approved with amendments by the House of Lords, with those amendments currently being considered by the House of Commons. If approved following this review, it will be put forward to receive Royal Assent (i.e. formal approval), which is likely to happen towards the end of this year.
During the recent session from our ‘General Counsel Know How’ series, corporate and finance partner Helen Gerrard and corporate managing partner Alex McPherson led an interesting discussion on key legal considerations when preparing for an exit.
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Ensuring clear and meaningful terms of trade with customers and suppliers.
Keeping on top of your company compliance obligations.
Funding, acquisition, investment or exit. Get the details right.
Straight-forward approaches to radically reduce risk and maximise data.
Disputes are a reality. Get proactive solutions and reactive advice.
Legal foundations to retain, incentivise and manage key talent.
Balance innovation with the commercial necessity of proper protection.
Make property matters run smoothly and create flexible property plans that accommodate your growth.
Decide who inherits and what they inherit.