Corporate
Corporate Governance
Corporate Governance Services
Corporate Governance Law Solicitors in Manchester and London
As the Director of a company, there are certain governance and regulatory requirements you must meet. Monarch Solicitor’s specialist team can assist you in ensuring you meet these with our expert knowledge in Corporate Governance.
Monarch’s team of expert solicitors can help you and your company, from director’s duties which cover a wide range of responsibilities such as acting within your powers, using independent judgement, promoting the success of the company to Companies Act compliance, which requires ensuring all the responsibilities of a company secretary are met even if you choose not to appoint one.
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If you would like to enquire about our corporate governance services please complete our online contact form here or send an email to us at [email protected] and one of our solicitors shall call you back. Alternatively, please call our specialist solicitors on 0330 127 8888 for a no obligation discussion.
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Monarch Solicitors are an award winning law firm in the UK with offices in Manchester and London.
We are also able to leverage an international network spanning across Hong Kong, Turkey and Dubai to provide seamless assistance with cross-border matters relating to corporate governance.
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FAQ
With the Companies Act 2006 running at over 1300 sections, 16 schedules and over 700 pages long, it is by far one of the most complex areas of law Parliament has introduced. Consequently, there are many pitfalls and traps that you can fall into without legal help. Additionally, breaching the duties it sets out, or beaching any other legislation relating to directors or companies, can have serious consequences with punishments including fines and criminal prosecutions
Being a director brings with it responsibility and, increasingly, the risk of personal liability. Directors are not generally personally liable to third parties, unless they have given a personal guarantee for the liabilities of the company. However, various statutes have imposed personal liability on directors in a wide range of situations, including health and safety, environmental, competition and securities matters.
The people responsible for corporate governance are the board of directors.
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