Business is the language of interests; law is its
Trade and commerce are the beating heart of every country’s economy. From small start-ups to large holdings, they all breathe in the context of contracts, obligations, commercial documents and financial claims. Every transaction, every partnership, every export and import begins with a contract and ends with the implementation of obligations or the resolution of disputes. The Commercial and Trade Law Department of the Lawyers Club, with its mastery of domestic and international commercial law, is your business’s legal partner.

The most important legal challenges of business and commerce

1. Commercial and trade contracts

The backbone of every business relationship is the contract. From domestic and international purchase and sale contracts to distribution, agency, civil partnership, joint venture and royalty contracts. A bad contract can lead a healthy business to bankruptcy.

2. Claims arising from non-payment and receivables

One of the most common legal claims is the demand for the payment of unpaid checks, promissory notes, bills of exchange, and invoices. Pursuing these claims in a principled manner and seizing the debtor’s assets requires quick and intelligent legal action.

3. Commercial documents (checks, promissory notes, bills of exchange)

Iran’s commercial law is outdated in some parts and has different interpretations. Guaranteed checks, dated checks, endorsements, objections, and counterclaims are among the most challenging issues in this area.

4. Bankruptcy and commercial insolvency

Distinguishing a bankrupt businessman from an insolvent businessman, how to manage the liquidation, creditors’ rights, and how to divide assets. This area of ​​law is very specialized and sensitive.

5. Corporate law (establishment, liquidation, shareholder claims)

Company registration, capital increase and decrease, company liquidation claims, dismissal of managers, shareholder disputes in private joint-stock and limited liability companies. Corporate litigation is one of the most frequent cases in commercial law.

6. Brand, Trademarks and Industrial Property

Registration of brands and trademarks, trademark infringement claims, patent rights and industrial designs. In a market where a brand creates value, its legal protection is essential.

7. International contracts and foreign trade

Export and import, Incoterms and terms of carriage and insurance, international payment methods and the resolution of international commercial disputes through arbitration (ICC, LCIA).

8. Domestic and international commercial arbitration

Many commercial contracts contain an arbitration clause. Arbitration, as an alternative to litigation, brings speed and expertise to dispute resolution, but has its own rules and procedures.

9. Law on Continuous Improvement of the Business Environment

This law has created important developments in Iranian commercial regulations, but its implementation has been accompanied by numerous challenges, including ambiguity in some articles and conflict with previous laws.

10. Royalty, Distribution and Franchise Agreements

The legal relationship between the manufacturer and the distributor, the rights and obligations of the parties, territorial restrictions, royalty and termination procedures are among the most challenging issues of commercial law.

Why the Commercial and Business Law Department of the Lawyers Club?

Commerce is a field of speed and accuracy. Delay in a legal action can cost the price of losing a market or a capital. Our team consists of lawyers who, in addition to mastering commercial law, civil law, company laws and customs and tax regulations, are familiar with the procedure of commercial courts and arbitrations.

Our services:

1. Drafting, negotiating and reviewing commercial contracts
Pursuing commercial lawsuits (claims, contract termination, damages)

2. Corporate legal advice (establishment, liquidation, increase and decrease of capital)

3. Registration and defense of trademarks and brands

4. Consulting in international contracts and export and import

5. Domestic and international commercial arbitration
6. Bankruptcy and commercial insolvency claims
7. Legal advice to holding companies and economic groups
A business without a lawyer is a ship without a captain. The Department of Trade and Commercial Law, the legal captain of your business. For more information, send a message to 09127607318.