Description
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New to company law? This webinar lays down the foundations of Shareholders Agreements and Company Constitutions for New Practitioners and Practitioners New to Company law
Navigating your way through company law as a new practitioner or a practitioner new to company law, can be a challenge.
This webinar looks at some of the important foundational elements in company law by working through a client fact scenario and considering the following company law elements:
- Companies Act 1993
- Company Constitutions
- Shareholder Agreements
Our fictious fact scenario will work through a situation concerning a new client wishing to setup a company with another director and 3 shareholders. We will consider:
- our client’s obligations under the Companies Act;
- whether our client ought to have a company constitution and the type of things to think about when preparing it; and
- whether our client ought to have shareholders agreement
- we will go through issues to think about with our client in preparation for part 2 this 2-part webinar when we think about drafting the Company constitution and the shareholders agreement.
Don’t forget there will be an additional part 2 webinar in which we will go through the tips and tricks of drafting a company constitution and shareholders agreement.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
An introduction to company law for new practitioners and practitioners new to company law
SUITED TO
New practitioners, new accountants, newly appointed CEO’s and other company administrators, company secretaries, directors, start-ups, legal executives new to company law, and other people new to company law.
PRESENTER
Dr Maria A Pozza, Director and Lawyer, Gravity Lawyers
Dr Maria A Pozza, Director and Lawyer, Gravity Lawyers, Christchurch and Wellington. Maria deals with a variety of corporate matters that involves company law and advises a number of technology start-up clients on company law.