We draft and review contracts, internal documents, minutes and participant decisions. Contracts with foreign counterparties get separate attention, because currency, governing law, disputes and bank requirements all matter there.
Many LLPs only look for a contract lawyer in Kazakhstan after the first problem. A template from the internet, or a contract sent by a counterparty, usually protects whoever wrote it. We review contracts for risks: liability, payment terms, acceptance procedure, termination, penalties and jurisdiction. We also draft your own templates, so you work with new clients and suppliers on your terms rather than someone else's.
Corporate documents are the same story. Participant decisions, general meeting minutes, orders and internal regulations are needed when you change the director, distribute profit or enter into a major transaction. Contracts with non-residents add the payment currency, governing law, dispute resolution and currency control: for contracts above the threshold, the bank requires a registration number before the first payment or shipment.
Our service fee is on request. Government fees, translations, insurance and other mandatory costs are paid separately; we send the full estimate before you sign.
A contract sent by a counterparty is written in their interests. A lawyer finds the terms that shift risks onto you: one-sided penalties, inconvenient jurisdiction, vague acceptance and payment terms. As a result you receive a protocol of disagreements or a corrected version.
Yes. We prepare contracts in Russian and English and take into account the payment currency, governing law, dispute resolution and currency control requirements. For large contracts with non-residents the bank asks for a registration number, and we build that into the plan in advance.
Decisions of the sole participant and of the general meeting, minutes, orders, internal regulations, and documents for changing the director and distributing profit. Before drafting, we check the charter so that a decision cannot be challenged on formal grounds.
Yes. We develop templates for contracts with clients and suppliers that fit your business, with clear options for the terms. This saves time on every new deal and reduces the number of disputes. The templates can be updated as your business changes.
It is a number the bank assigns to a currency contract with a non-resident when the contract amount exceeds the set threshold. It must be obtained before the first payment or shipment. Without it, the bank may not process the payment.
Yes. We join at any stage: we look at the current version and the correspondence, point out which of the counterparty's changes are dangerous and which can be accepted, and prepare a response. If needed, we take part in negotiating the disputed points together with you.
No. Decisions are made by government agencies, consulates and banks. We are responsible for preparing and checking documents, filing and support, and we tell you about the risks upfront.
We will check whether the program fits your citizenship, income and family, and send an estimate with the full list of costs.
