Legal advice for business
We help business owners in Lviv address legal questions in day-to-day work with customers and suppliers. We connect terms discussed in correspondence with documents recording the scope, payment and owners’ decisions.
When to seek help
- A counterparty proposes a contract with unclear liability.
- A customer has not paid or disputes acceptance of the work.
- Company members need to agree a decision or an exit from the business.
- You need to decide which legal documents to review first.
How we can help
- Contracts and payments
- We review the agreed scope, payment, acceptance of results and consequences of breach.
- Company documents
- We check signatory authority against the charter, register information and decisions supplied, and identify whether the transaction requires separate approval.
- An action plan for the owner
- We separate urgent risks from routine work and agree the document or next step required.
Specific matters in this area
How we get started
Describe the task
Specify whether you are a sole trader or act for a company, your role, the issue and any known signing or response dates.
Provide the key documents
Once the format is agreed, provide the contract, correspondence or company documents for assessment.
Agree the scope
After the free initial consultation, we agree the actions and terms of any further assistance.
What to prepare
- A short description of the business, your role and the outcome sought.
- The contract or draft with annexes and current correspondence.
- Details of the parties, signatories and demands already received.
Tax, accounting or court work is not automatically included in every enquiry: each additional task and its scope must be agreed.
Identify the business decision that needs legal work
Start with the decision: agree terms before signing, examine non-payment, organise recurring documents or review a corporate action. That determines the useful result, rather than the name of a document alone.
What this navigator is for
One question or several connected tasks
For sole traders and companies that need to identify priorities, supporting materials and a specific legal deliverable.
Specialist work agreed separately
Accounting, tax opinions, court representation and sector-specific regulation are not included automatically. One situation may need several distinct specialist reviews.
This navigator does not confirm signing authority, the validity of a transaction or recoverability of a debt. Those conclusions require documents and a separate assessment.
Turn a situation into a defined task
If the table does not fit on the screen, scroll it horizontally.
| Situation | First material to review | Deliverable to agree |
|---|---|---|
| The agreement is not yet signed | Final draft, annexes, actual scope and each party’s role | Risks and proposed changes to an identified version |
| Payment is disputed | Agreed terms, performance, objections and payments | Evidence and amount reconciliation, then the appropriate demand procedure |
| Tasks recur | Who instructs, approves commercial terms and signs | Task queue, responsibilities and an approval process |
| A participant intends to leave an LLC | Current charter, share, contribution and company records | Review of the exit procedure and a separate settlement assessment |
Mark a missing version, decision or payment record as a gap. A contact person’s job title does not by itself establish authority to approve or sign a transaction.
Choose the closest situation
Open the specific resource. Where tasks overlap, first identify the main decision and any known external deadline.
One agreement needs approval
Check that the text, annexes and commercial understanding match before signing.
Contract review and clause analysisA counterparty has not paid for performance
Keep records of the payment obligation and performance. The parties and obligation affect the procedure; a private loan example is not automatically suitable.
Assessment of a debt-recovery demandDocuments arrive regularly
Agree priorities, responsibilities and scope instead of assuming every new question has already been accepted.
Organising ongoing legal supportA participant wants to leave an LLC
Review the current charter, share and required approvals. Exit and payment of the share’s value are connected but separate questions.
Guide to leaving an LLC
Need to define the first task?
An initial discussion can separate urgent issues from planned work and define a document review, proposed changes, evidence assessment or next-step plan. Scope and cost depend on the materials, complexity and involvement required.
Frequently asked questions
Can I ask about a single issue?
Yes. You can start with a particular contract, unpaid invoice or members’ decision; ongoing support is optional.
How does this differ from the contracts service?
This page helps define the business’s overall legal task. Drafting or reviewing a particular agreement has its own contracts service.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. It helps establish the situation and work needed. Further documents and support are agreed separately.
What affects the cost and preparation time?
Cost and timing depend on the specific task, the contracts or corporate records involved, participants’ authority and the readiness of source material. A one-off review, new drafting and recurring support have different scopes; tax, accounting and court matters are not automatically included.
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