Structure
Which legal form fits the shareholders, management, activity and future funding plans?
AI, online tools & legal advice
AI and online services can make information easier to access. Forming a French company still involves legal choices that should reflect your facts, shareholders and plans.
The direct answer
AI can help you understand general concepts, organise information and prepare questions. It does not by itself create a lawyer-client relationship or make a French regulated professional responsible for advice on your particular situation. Your lawyer verifies the facts, identifies the legal issues, explains the available choices and prepares the agreed documents.
More than a filing
A registration form records decisions. Your lawyer helps you make and document them.
Which legal form fits the shareholders, management, activity and future funding plans?
Who can bind the company, which decisions require approval and how are powers allocated?
How can shares be transferred, how will new investors enter and what should happen if shareholders disagree?
Which foreign documents, ownership evidence, translations and local advisers does the project require?
Working with Lancier Avocats
You provide the business facts. Your lawyer turns them into informed choices and appropriate legal acts.
We discuss your shareholders, business plans and priorities, then explain the legal choices you need to make.
You provide the facts. Your lawyer prepares and explains the acts, adapting governance, decision-making and share transfer rules to your project.
An identified Paris Bar lawyer, professional secrecy, professional liability insurance and an agreed engagement.
Advice in English and French for clients worldwide, with continued support for contracts, shareholders and corporate decisions.
In France, habitual paid legal advice and the professional drafting of legal acts for others are regulated activities. Lancier Avocats provides these services as a French law firm. Read our professional information.
A sensible use of technology
We use technology where it improves organisation and communication. The legal advice, drafting and professional judgment remain under the responsibility of your lawyer.
Your next step
Wherever you are based, tell us what you’re building. Your lawyer will help you see the way forward.