Yes. Lawyers can help structure resolutions that avoid long-term damage and allow ongoing cooperation.
Non-compliance can lead to fines, prosecution, license suspension, and reputational harm. Early legal intervention can reduce risk.
Yes. All companies, regardless of size, must meet statutory obligations and sector-specific rules.
At least annually, or whenever there are legislative updates or changes in business operations.
Absolutely. Legal guidance is critical when engaging with regulators to ensure accurate reporting and minimal liability.
In a share purchase, the buyer acquires ownership of the company as a whole. In an asset purchase, only selected assets and liabilities are transferred.
Not all, but certain transactions that may reduce competition in Singapore markets may require clearance under the Competition Act.
Yes. Your lawyer can structure indemnities, warranties, and escrows to mitigate risks.
These include integration of employees, assignment of contracts, IT systems transition, and compliance with earn-out or payment terms.