Business and corporate law

Corporate Law and Commercial Contracts in Albania

After registration, running a company takes accurate legal decisions: contracts with clients and suppliers, changes to the articles, shareholders joining or leaving, capital increases or closing the company. We make sure every step is correct and registered on time with the National Business Center.

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What we do

Drafting and negotiating commercial contracts: sale, supply, services, agency, distribution, lease.

Corporate changes: administrators, business activity, address, capital, articles of association.

Share transfers and shareholders joining or leaving.

Shareholder agreements and protection of minority shareholders.

Mergers, demergers and acquisitions.

Liquidation and deregistration of the company.

Ongoing legal advice for companies, on a monthly retainer or for specific matters.

How we work

Preliminary consultation

We listen to your case and give you a first assessment.

A clear proposal

The steps, the timeline and our offer before anything starts.

We handle the process

Documents, filings and authorities: we take care of them.

Ongoing support

Accounting, renewals and advice after the first step.

Frequently asked questions

Does a commercial contract have to be in Albanian?

It is recommended that contracts are also in Albanian, because during an inspection by local authorities every document is requested in Albanian. We often draft them in two languages.

How long does a share transfer take?

Once the parties have agreed, usually 2 to 5 working days, depending on how the transfer is made, with or without a notarial deed.

How is a company with a foreign shareholder closed?

In the same way as one with an Albanian shareholder. The company can be put in passive status and reactivated at any time, or closed through liquidation, as set out in the articles and the law.