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Company Law Matters Services

Company law services — ESOPs and fund raising, start-up legal aid, debt restructuring, MSME recovery, legal retainers and party registration via WCP.

Company Law Matters covers legal and regulatory work that sits around a company's growth and operations — raising money and rewarding employees with equity, restructuring debt, recovering dues as an MSME, keeping a lawyer on retainer, and specialised registrations.

WCP professionals combine company-law, contract and regulatory knowledge to structure the transaction, prepare the documents and approvals, and complete the filings with the MCA or the relevant authority.

What is covered:

  • ESOP schemes and fund raising
  • Start-up legal aid
  • Business debt restructuring
  • MSME delayed-payment recovery
  • Legal retainership for ongoing advice
  • Legal metrology registrations
  • Political party registration with the Election Commission

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Frequently asked questions

How can a private company raise money?
Through a rights issue, preferential allotment or private placement to identified investors, each with board and shareholder approvals, valuation where required and MCA filings.
What is an ESOP?
An Employee Stock Option Plan lets employees buy company shares at a set price after a vesting period, approved by a special resolution of shareholders.
How do MSMEs recover delayed payments?
Registered micro and small enterprises can file a claim on the MSME Samadhaan portal for reference to the Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council, which can award principal with compound interest.
What is a legal retainer?
An arrangement where a lawyer or firm provides ongoing advice for a fixed periodic fee, so the business can get guidance quickly without a new engagement each time.
How is a political party registered?
By applying to the Election Commission of India under Section 29A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, within 30 days of the party's formation.
Can a company restructure its debt without going to the NCLT?
Yes. Many restructurings are negotiated directly with lenders; formal insolvency or scheme routes are used where agreement cannot be reached.

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