Registering a Company in Georgia
Shareholders, charters, representation and post-registration risks.
Read guideOur Tbilisi law firm helps businesses in Georgia address corporate matters, commercial contracts, disputes and regulatory obligations. We review the facts, explain legal risks and identify workable next steps.
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Business Registration
Starting a business in Georgia requires precise adherence to the Law on Entrepreneurs. We outline registration steps and assess the legal documents needed for company formation.
Business lawyers in Tbilisi must first establish which Georgian legal rules apply to a transaction or dispute. For a company registration we examine ownership and representation; for a contract dispute we review the agreed obligations, performance records and remedies. This evidence-led approach makes the advice more useful than a generic answer.
Our law firm distinguishes business decisions from legal requirements: we outline available options, identify missing information and discuss the scope, likely stages and fees of an engagement before beginning the agreed work.
Company formation, governance arrangements, shareholder agreements and legal review of business transactions.
Assessment of commercial disputes, negotiation options and representation in court or arbitration where legally permitted.
Employment contracts, workplace policies, employer obligations and assessment of possible employment disputes.
Legal matters involving trademarks, copyright, licensing and intellectual-property disputes.
Understand the approach we use to assess business needs and legal risks.
We agree the scope and responsible contacts at the beginning of an engagement, with appropriate oversight and communication.
We assess Georgian-law questions in transactions with cross-border elements and identify when advice from another jurisdiction is needed.
We compare negotiation, mediation, arbitration and court proceedings against the facts, costs and procedural risks of each dispute.
Illustrative legal questions — not claims about real cases or promised outcomes.
Review acceptance acts, change orders, payment obligations and contractual remedies before escalating a construction dispute.
Check the factual basis of a tax decision, procedural requirements and the available review and appeal routes.
Assess documentary evidence, the legal grounds for workplace decisions and possible dispute-resolution procedures.
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Shareholders, charters, representation and post-registration risks.
Read guideScope, acceptance, payment, liability and dispute resolution.
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Read guideSupreme Court decisions
Independent analysis of identified Supreme Court cases, with case identifiers and court publication references, evidence checklists and careful explanations of the limits of each ruling.
Proportionality of penalties and the documents needed to contest calculations.
Read case analysisScope of warranties, defect notices and technical evidence.
Read case analysisWorking-time records, internal rules and compensation disputes.
Read case analysisThese are public court rulings, not cases represented or won by Legal Actions.
We review available documents, relevant rules and identified legal risks in an agreed scope.
We discuss the available legal options and agree on the scope of work, timelines and anticipated expenses.
We carry out agreed legal work and keep you informed about material risks, costs and next steps.
Fees depend on scope and complexity. We can discuss a written proposal and, when appropriate, an agreed fee structure before work begins.
Yes. We can discuss services for foreign clients. Whether a power of attorney or remote representation is possible depends on the service, documents and applicable requirements.
Yes. Ongoing legal support can be discussed for businesses in Tbilisi; scope, availability and fees are agreed for each engagement.