Luật sư Trương Hoàng Đạt

1. Resolving domestic and foreign investment issues

Before acquiring shares, capital contributions (Mergers & Acquisitions M&A) or starting up a new company with a partner, you cannot foresee the legal issues that may arise, such as: how to ensure the investment is lawful and secure, how to guarantee the rights and obligations of the parties, and especially how to maximize your own interests.

2. In-depth consultancy on commercial contracts

When faced with a myriad of different clauses for various types of commercial-economic contracts such as service contracts, input-output goods purchase and sale contracts, agency contracts, distribution contracts, business cooperation contracts, premises lease contracts, construction contracts, etc. Call a lawyer.

3. Corporate legal counsel

As a business manager, in addition to effective corporate governance, you need a legal professional to advise on handling internal issues such as labor recruitment, relationships with investors and partners, negotiation and coordination with state agencies regarding various conditions, business licenses, etc.

4. Real estate consultancy

There is an old saying, "an inch of land is worth a needle." How to ensure that purchasing a plot of land, a house, or an entire project leads to peaceful development and legal certainty. Besides financial matters, crucial issues such as verifying the deposit recipient and seller's identity, checking if the land or property is subject to planning restrictions, disputes, or mortgages, and determining the maximum permissible construction height, all require careful legal due diligence before making payments and signing a purchase agreement.