Corporate & Commercial Law
Corporate Lawyers In Abuja
We safeguard your vision with clear and practical legal support that grows your business in Nigeria’s competitive market.
Business Law Beyond the Paperwork
Running or scaling a business in Nigeria comes with unique challenges: regulatory compliance, shareholder structures, capital needs, and sometimes difficult negotiations. Missteps in any of these areas can expose a company to unnecessary risk or lost opportunities.
At Polaris Solicitors, we act as your trusted partner helping you navigate these complexities with peace of mind and clarity. Whether you are incorporating a new company, raising capital, or acquiring another business, we bring both legal expertise and commercial experience to the table.
Areas of Corporate & Commercial Practice
Incorporation & Corporate Structuring
Starting on the right legal foundation is crucial. We help clients establish companies, draft governance documents, and structure shareholding arrangements that support long-term growth.
Private Equity & Capital Transactions
We advise on all aspects of equity investment and corporate financing. From capital increases to issuance of securities, and structuring/documenting private equity investments
Acquisitions & Disposals
We assist in the purchase or sale of companies, assets, or shares. Including: conducting legal due diligence, drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, securing required government and regulatory approvals
Distressed Companies
Where businesses are facing financial difficulty, we guide clients through the purchase or restructuring of distressed companies, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements while protecting investor interests.
How Polaris Solicitors Can Help
Corporate transactions often determine the future of a business. The smallest oversight in structuring, contracts, or compliance can have lasting consequences. At Polaris Solicitors, our goal is to protect your business interests while helping you seize opportunities you’d otherwise miss.
We combine deep knowledge of Nigerian corporate law with practical business insight. More than drafting agreements, we provide strategies that anticipate challenges, minimize risks, and strengthen your bargaining position.
Our Principal Partner, Hassan Hussain, Esq. (LL.M, BL, LL.B, CIBF), brings over a decade of experience in corporate practice, central banking, and civil litigation. His background at the Central Bank of Nigeria and his work on complex acquisitions, private equity, and corporate structuring give him unique insight into the regulatory and commercial landscape most of his competitors lack today.
Contact us today to discuss your corporate and commercial law needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on your goals. A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is often preferred because it protects personal assets and inspires investor confidence. However, partnerships or sole proprietorships may suit smaller operations. We assess your situation and recommend the best fit.
Contracts must be clear, compliant with Nigerian law, and properly executed. Many disputes arise from vague or poorly drafted agreements. We draft contracts that stand up in court and protect your interests.
It’s critical to define shareholder rights, voting power, exit terms, and profit distribution in advance. We ensure your agreements prevent future conflicts and align with Nigerian corporate regulations.
Unlike firms that take a one-size-fits-all approach, we combine deep legal expertise with real-world experience to give your company a competitive edge and knock your competitors out of the water.
Explore Related Practice Areas
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution: Protecting your business when conflicts arise.
- Intellectual Property Law: Safeguarding your brand, innovations, and creative works.
- Employment & Labour Law: Guiding businesses through workplace regulations and agreements.
- Real Estate & Property Law: Ensuring smooth transactions and protecting your property rights.
Secure Your Business Today
Don’t leave your business vulnerable to legal risks.