Activities of Bucharest Lawyers

Set up Romanian Company (LLC, Joint-Stock), Company Branch Romania, affiliations and foundations registration;

Lawyers Romania - Company Formation Romania
Trademark Registration, protection of national and international trademarks, Intellectual Property litigation

Trademark Registration – Romanian Intellectual Property Law Firm
Share assignments, Mergers, Company Acquisitions, name changing, commercial and common law Litigation, payment summons, and Companies Liquidation;

Business & Commercial Romanian Law Firm
Our Romanian Law Firm handles legal matters in the following practice areas: business start up/closing, Commercial Contracts, payment summons, Debt Collection and Litigation;

Business & Commercial Romanian Law Firm
Representing and assisting in bankruptcy and foreclosure lawsuits, judicial reorganization proceedings;

Business & Commercial Romanian Law Firm
We offer Virtual Office in Bucharest which includes: Prestigious business address in downtown Bucharest, a local phone number in Bucharest;

Romania Lawyers - Bucharest Virtual Office
We offer fast and efficient services for Providing/Prolonging Visa, Work Permits, and temporary staying permits for foreign citizens on Romanian territory;

Romania Lawyers - Romania Immigration
Romanian Citizenship - Our Romanian Law Firm offers juridical representation and consulting regarding gaining or regaining the Romania citizenship. We assure help in filling up the files applying or picking it up;

Lawyers Romania - Romanian Law Firm
Real Estate Due Diligence in Romania: Assistance, contract and property verification. Representation in front of the Notary Public for selling/buying lands, buildings, and apartments;

Lawyers Romania - Real Estate Due Diligence in Romania

Set up Branch in Romania

The branch is just an extension of the parent company and therefore has no legal personality and no independence. Law no. 105/1992 on the Regulation of the Private International Law Relationship adopts the accepted international practice by which a branch is governed by the national law of its parent company.

Legally, the branch has no separate status from the foreign company itself. It is merely carrying on business in Romania. The foreign company will be liable to the employees and creditors of the branch for the actions of, and debts contracted by, its managers and agents on behalf of the branch.

The formation of a branch follows the same steps as that of a subsidiary, but they do not need to establish incorporation statutes.

a notarized copy of the articles of incorporation of the parent company;
evidence of registration of the parent company in its country of origin;
documentation indicating the company's solvency; and

Assuming the branch is accepted, it must then be registered with the local office of the National Trade Register Office.

The main differences between a subsidiary and a branch are:

While a subsidiary has a legal personality and is considered a Romanian entity, the branch is just an extension of the parent company and therefore has no legal personality and no independence.
The branch has no separate status from the foreign company itself and a Romanian subsidiary of a foreign company is a Romanian legal person and, consequently, it is subject to Romanian laws.

For any further details or information please do not hesitate to contact us.