A legal firm for digital and IT businesses

Comprehensive legal support includes analyzing the business model and legal risks, preparing documents and legal opinions, managing interactions with regulators, and providing ongoing legal support for the project.

GMT Legal supports businesses with legal structuring, document preparation, obtaining necessary permits, registry inclusion, regulatory liaison, and setting up international corporate structures.

The process begins with an analysis of the specific task and the existing business model. Lawyers identify applicable requirements and risks, then develop a legal framework, prepare the necessary documents, and oversee practical implementation.

A legal audit is required when launching a new business line, facing legislative changes, scaling the company, restructuring, or encountering new regulatory requirements.

The required documentation depends on the company's operating model. It typically includes contracts with clients and contractors, user agreements, public offers, data processing policies, internal regulations, and corporate documents. Lawyers determine the specific list after analyzing the business's activities and risks.

A legal opinion is a formal document providing a legal analysis of a specific business model, transaction, structure, or other issue. It can be used to assess the legality of operations and legal risks, as well as to facilitate interactions with banks, investors, and partners.

Turnkey legal support covers business model and risk analysis, the preparation and review of contracts and corporate documents, transaction and negotiation support, assistance with counterparties and regulators, and ongoing legal counsel. The scope of work is determined following an initial analysis of the tasks and business specifics.

International business structuring begins with defining the functions of the Russian and foreign business segments, selecting jurisdictions, and analyzing corporate, tax, regulatory, and sanctions-related constraints.

Lawyers analyze regulatory requirements, prepare documents and explanations, verify the completeness of information, manage correspondence, and help outline the next steps. Since the final decision always rests with the government authority, a legal advisor cannot guarantee the outcome of the review process.

It is necessary to identify applicable legal requirements, review the business model and documentation, and rectify any identified non-compliance issues.

Yes, especially if the company’s operations are subject to specific requirements or if industry regulations are subject to change. Ongoing legal support ensures that documents and business processes are updated in a timely manner.

In technologically complex and highly regulated sectors, it is crucial for lawyers to understand not only the law but also business processes, technical infrastructure, and industry-specific nuances.