Successful establishment of a complex holding structure and preparation of a contractual framework
ARROWS Law Firm provided comprehensive legal advice on establishing a new business group and setting up an optimal holding structure designed to support the long-term development of a new business plan and the effective management of property rights associated with a patent valued at CZK 8 billion.
The project included the preparation and review of license agreements that ensured the protection and practical use of the patent for the benefit of the client. The legal team also prepared the founding documents for the new companies, designed mechanisms for special shares and interests, and set up internal relationships within the group to match the client's investment plans and strategy.
Our colleague Mgr. Jan Medek, who specializes in complex disputes between shareholders, mergers and acquisitions, and the creation of holding structures, played a key role in the entire solution. His in-depth knowledge of commercial companies, securities, and intellectual property played a key role in the implementation of this advisory service.
This success is the result of the excellent teamwork of our lawyers and attorneys, whose expertise, precision, and dedication ensured the smooth running of the entire process and maximum protection of the client's interests.
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