- LITIGATION
- COMMERCIAL, BUSINESS AND INSOLVENCY LAW
- EMPLOYMENT LAW
- WILLS, PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES
- CONVEYANCING
- CONSTRUCTION LAW
- PLANNING LAW
- LANDLORD AND TENANT LAW
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Letterkenny solicitor donegal solicitors
Commercial, Business and Insolvency Law ...Prior to returning to work in Donegal, Dessie Shiels trained and worked for Ireland's leading commercial law firm for 5 years and has acted for many of Irelands largest companies.Transfer of Businesses, Share Purchase and Acquisitions We deal with Business Transfers, share purchase and acquisitions. We advise our clients of their options regarding a share purchase or an asset purchase. We have acted in the sale/purchase of a number of major companies and aim to ensure that the transaction runs as smoothly as we can make it for the client. In a purchase situation we carry out a full due diligence on the target company working closely with the clients accountants and other professionals. We also provide comprehensive advice in respect of employers' and employees' rights and obligations in acquisitions and transfers of business. Joint Venture Agreements We draft and review Joint Venture Agreements dealing with the various structures and agreements arising from this type of agreement. Licensing Agreements We draft and review Licensing Agreements which involve devising the most appropriate structure for particular transactions and advising the client on the implications of this type of agreement. Company Restructuring We provide advice to clients in relation to company restructuring and analyse the clients best approach for restructuring. Insolvency - Examinership, Liquidation, Receivership We advise clients on all matters of Examinership, Liquidation and receivership whether a client is the company in financial difficulty or whether our client is a creditor of a company in financial difficulty. We advise directors, officers and the management of companies in financial difficulty and provide pragmatic and realistic solutions. We can assist directors in avoiding actions which may result in them being held personally liable for some or all of a company's debts or other sanctions such as restriction and disqualification. |