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Corporate Law Advisory

Resolve corporate governance and transaction questions with documented advice and implementation steps.

Overview

Resolve corporate governance and transaction questions with documented advice and implementation steps. Start by identifying the purpose, reporting period and intended users of the work. BIAT can assess the available records and propose an engagement with defined responsibilities and deliverables.

Scope of support

  • Governance and board-process review
  • Corporate transaction and documentation assessment
  • Advice, action checklist and professional coordination

Records to prepare

Use this starting checklist to prepare for a discussion. The final evidence requirements are confirmed after the initial assessment.

  • Question and proposed action
  • Constitution and governance records
  • Relevant contracts and correspondence

Deliverables and engagement planning

The corporate law advisory scope identifies the output, review steps and information required from your team. Where a filing, report or certificate needs an eligible professional, that role is confirmed before the engagement proceeds. The proposal records fees, exclusions, dependencies and target milestones. Authority review, incomplete records or changes to the request can affect timing.

How the engagement works

Agree the scope and required evidence before work begins.

Understand the request

Identify the corporate law advisory requirement, relevant period and desired output.

Review information

Check the records listed above and identify gaps or assumptions that need clarification.

Confirm responsibilities

Agree deliverables, professional roles, approvals and the fee proposal in writing.

Prepare and review

Governance and board-process review. Complete the agreed review and resolve information queries.

Handover the output

Deliver the agreed records or report and identify any filing, hearing or ongoing follow-up steps.

FAQ

Questions to help you scope the engagement.
Can the scope cover one board matter?

Yes. A focused engagement can address a proposed resolution, governance issue or transaction, with the facts and intended action identified first.