Business transfers in all lines of business and sectors
Business transfers form a central part of Plesner's activities and a large number of our lawyers have relevant industry-specific insight and experience.
Business transfers can take place from generation to generation, to expand business areas, to divest special business areas, as a transfer of a part of a business, by asset deals, by share transfers, etc.
Generally, a business transfer would involve acquisition financing, distribution of risk factors and other corporate finance related issues. Tax also plays an important role when deciding on the corporate structure and the transaction model, not least in successions.
Legal expertise and commercial insight
Our extensive expertise and detailed knowledge of trades enable us to provide legal and commercial advice of the highest quality. We attach decisive importance to combining our legal expertise with commercial insight and an understanding of our client's requirements. We also seek to align our advice within the objectives and expectations of our client.
A full-service law firm
Plesner is one of the very few Danish law firms that provides full service advice on commercial law at a high professional level to the effect that the client receives the best advice within the many legal areas that typically become relevant in a transaction, including for example EU law, competition law, tax and VAT law, IP law, labour law, environmental law as well as banking and finance law.
Tailored transaction teams
We always ensure that our transaction teams are composed of the lawyers who have the legal and commercial expertise to be able to identify and recommend solutions in respect of the challenges triggered by the transaction and to complete the transaction in the optimal manner.
Focus on long-term solutions
We often advise the client after the transaction and assist with a smooth and efficient implementation of the restructuring measures frequently required as a result of the transaction. We are also at the disposal of the client during the entire integration and consolidation period.