Questions about starting or protecting your business?

Timelines depend on the legal structure chosen and documentation readiness. A limited liability company typically involves registering with the commercial registry, tax authority, and relevant chambers. We outline each step upfront so you know what to expect before proceeding.

Yes, this is one of our core services. We draft founder agreements, service contracts, NDAs, and vendor agreements tailored to your business model, explaining each clause in plain language so you understand what you are signing.

This depends on your business activity and chosen legal structure. Some sectors allow full foreign ownership while others have specific requirements. We review your situation and explain the options available under current Egyptian company law.

Requirements vary by entity type but generally include identification documents, proposed company name and activity, capital details, and address information. We provide a checklist during your initial consultation so nothing is missed.

Yes, we regularly advise early-stage founders and structure our services to address immediate priorities first, such as founder agreements and basic compliance, before addressing broader legal needs as the business grows.

Yes, contract review is a common request. We assess the terms, flag potential risks or ambiguities, and explain what each clause means for your business before you commit to signing.

Fees depend on the scope of work, such as a single contract review versus full company formation. We discuss pricing transparently during an initial consultation once we understand your specific needs.

We advise on partnership and shareholder disputes, reviewing existing agreements and helping clients understand their contractual rights and available options, including negotiation or formal resolution paths.

We offer both options. Many clients in Cairo prefer an initial in-person meeting, while ongoing matters and document reviews are often handled efficiently through calls and email.