General meetings, approving the annual accounts, a new managing director, disagreements between shareholders: a Slovak limited liability company (s.r.o.) raises legal questions that keep coming back throughout its life. Under Section 135a of the Slovak Commercial Code, a managing director is liable to the company for loss caused by breaching the duty of due care, and well-kept records help show how decisions were made.

For s.r.o. companies we prepare corporate documents, memoranda of association and shareholder agreements, Commercial Register changes and commercial contracts. Most of this work runs on a legal retainer from €500 a month excluding VAT, with no minimum term and an initial legal audit in the first month. If you have a single matter, a consultation or a quote for that one service is enough.

What we help with

General meetings, sole shareholder decisions and minutes.
Memorandum of association and shareholder agreements.
Change of director, registered office or name, and transfer of a stake.
Representation in shareholder disputes over profit or settlement shares.
Commercial contracts and terms of business.
Letters before action to debtors.

This page is for general information, reflects Slovak law at the time of writing and is not a substitute for advice on your particular matter.

Lawyer for limited companies (s.r.o.)