News - The corona crisis can cause difficulties for your company. It may not be able to supply all its customers with products, pay all its suppliers on time or otherwise fail to meet its obligations towards its contracting parties and other third parties. As a director of such a company, you may wonder which agreements you can still enter into and which risks you can still take with a view to the continuity of the company you manage.

News - In my previous contributions "A shareholder agreement to make your startup investor-proof" and "The shareholder agreement: some practical tips" I already wrote about the usefulness and necessity of the shareholder agreement. In order to avoid conflicts with, for example, future investors, it is wise to make good agreements about the cooperation. Not only agreements about the positive aspects of the cooperation, but above all agreements about what should happen if the cooperation does not go as expected.

News - Whether it is a startup or a company that has been around for a long time, it is important that shareholders make good agreements. By recording the agreements, shareholders gain certainty about where they stand with regard to their fellow shareholders. Agreements that shareholders make among themselves are often included in a shareholder agreement. In the article "A shareholder agreement to make your startup investor-proof" I will discuss the legal difference between the articles of association and the shareholder agreement and give examples of subjects that can be regulated in the shareholder agreement. In this article I give some practical recommendations for some of these topics.

News - Can a director of a foundation give an assignment to a private company with limited liability that he is a director of as well?