The world circles around an increasingly global economy. Whether your company is building a new facility in another country, acquiring or relocating a business overseas, participating in a joint venture, or pursuing some other form of foreign direct investment, it may first have to overcome a challenging number of country-specific legal rules and domestic bureaucracy. Our lawyers know what to do, how and where to guide your company through the process of investing in Portugal.
Caiado Guerreiro is an International law firm established in 1979 with headquarters in Lisbon, national presence in Oporto and Faro and international presence in Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Spain, Malta, and China. During the last 40 years, we established ourselves as a team of experts in the main areas of the law, providing a tailored assistance to our Clients. That turn the firm into a One-Stop-Shop for our clients who can rely on a team of professionals that deals with several jurisdictions on a daily basis. If you have a situation, we will always have someone available to assist you, regardless of the topic, time or complexity.
We are realistic, optimistic, specialized and technological. We believe that every case has a particularity, and that is what makes every process special for us.
Also, we believe that human approach and adaptive power are the values that set the key component on the legal support to our Clients together with trustworthy and mutual respect. We have earned credibility by exceeding our Client’s expectations and being by their side at all moments ensuring a 360ₒ committed service.
We focus on achieving our Clients’ goals in as cost effective a manner as possible. We are also results driven and focus on building long term relationships with our Clients.
Regulatory approvals
Compliance with
foreign investment laws
Investment contracts
International and
local tax planning
Foreign acquisitions
Corporate structures
International finance structures
International mergers,
acquisitions and
joint ventures
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