Jantje & Associates brings experience, technical ability and creativity to each client’s project or case. This quality with integrity and strong commitment enhances J&A’s reputation which helps clients to define and succeed in developing their business missions.
J&A’s areas of practice include both controversial and non-controversial work. J&A provides a wide range of legal services, solutions and expertise across all major industry sectors.
Our Lawyers have extensive experience and expertise and are known for their tenacity in both criminal and civil litigation. However, in an effort to meet the needs of clients, J&A also does smart to resolve various modern business disputes in all possible modes according to the particular situation and conditions.
CORPORATE, COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS LAW
Corporations are the field of attorneys who advise corporations and their executives, directors, and controlling shareholders with respect to the structure, governance, and day-to-day legal matters of the entity.
J&A is required to be a true specialist, as their advice can include things like: proper behavior of its commissioners, directors, and managers; executive compensation; shareholder agreement relating to commissioner representatives and voting rights; compliance with laws or government regulations affecting the related industrial sector; commercial contracts with corporate customers and suppliers; sale of corporate securities; relationship with corporate accountants; commercial bank lenders and investment bankers; joint venture structure; communication with shareholders, creditors and corporate customers; and preparation of each annual report submission or proxy statement sent to shareholders.
Starting and maintaining a business is an important venture that should be approached with care and with a strong support system. Commercial and business attorneys at J&A serve and support your business and help you strategically address any challenges or opportunities.
Every business, regardless of its industry or the products and services it offers, needs competent legal counsel. J&A assists Indonesian businesses (national, PMDN- domestic investment, and PMA/FDI – foreign direct investment) of all sizes by providing valuable advice and strategies designed to give your business the competitive advantage it needs – while protecting your legal interests and rights.
How J&A Help
We provide services designed to help businesses continue to operate smoothly, even when faced with controversial and/or cross-border legal disputes.
Issues we handle for business clients include but are not limited to company formations, licensing, vendor disputes, export-import issues, disputes related to letters of credit, factoring agreement issues and many others.
Vendor Dispute
Many companies use vendors and third-party providers to meet the needs of raw materials or other goods in their production and business processes.
Vendor relationships are usually governed by legal contracts and agreements. However, disputes can arise when one of the parties does not fulfill its obligations, commits fraudulent acts or acts outside the provisions of the legal agreement.
For this reason J&A can help you resolve disputes with your vendors, or help you defend yourself against claims made by vendors.
Import-Export Problem
In various businesses, imports and exports of goods from and to foreign countries often experience disputes and legal problems arising from transactions or agreements that have been made.
Legal issues and disputes can stem from breach of contract, tariff classification, duty reductions and exemptions, confiscation, customs assessment, Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) certification, and more.
J&A can assist and represent manufacturers, importers, exporters and other parties in international trade disputes in Indonesia. With a solid understanding of government institutions and the laws that underlie imports and exports, J&A is positioned to assist and protect their business interests and minimize the risks that may arise.
Letter of Credit Dispute
Almost every type of business uses a letter of credit, which is a legal document designed to provide assurance to sellers that they will be paid for their goods or services.
If the transaction proceeds according to the agreement, the letter of credit ensures that the buyer’s bank will pay the seller’s bank if certain conditions occur and the conditions are met.
Letter of credit disputes can arise in a number of scenarios, including when an item is defective or damaged or when there is suspicion of fraud in a transaction or document. Claims can also involve problems with collection of letters of credit, misrepresentation of payments, or breach of contract. Disputes often involve two parties in a business transaction, but they can also involve the bank that issues and collects the papers.
Likewise, legal issues and disputes may arise regarding the use of a factoring agreement. With this type of contract, the finance company pays the client in advance for his receivables in exchange for a certain percentage of the receivables.
J&A represents all parties in letter of credit and factoring agreement disputes in litigation and arbitration.
A Trusted Source for Commercial Legal Matters
J&A is committed to understanding the industry of the client concerned, so that it can provide you with appropriate advice and representation.
J&A utilizes today’s leading legal industry technology solutions and is committed to offering clients customized services, clear and consistent communication, and transparent charging practices.
J&A is proud to provide the same level of legal skill you would expect from a large law firm, but with a personalized feel and attention that most large firms cannot offer.
Other Related Services
Help to manage and resolve problems related to the business world, including but not limited to:
- Company Formation and Licensing of Domestic (PMDN) and/or Foreign (PMA) company in Indonesia,
- Choose the right operating structure (PT, Cooperative, Foundation, CV, Fa, etc.)
- Commercial Lease Agreements, financing and closing,
- Employment agreements, contractor agreements and termination agreements,
- Partnership agreements, joint venture agreements, and strategic alliance agreements,
- Negotiation and preparation of agreements, company operating agreements, and shareholder agreements,
- Non-disclosure agreements, non-competitive and non-request agreements
- Preparation of the Employee Handbook, Rules and Regulation
- Check and/or Prepare Business Agreement Documents
- Company Dissolution and Liquidation,
- Finance and Tax Advisory,
- etc.
Overall, it is a principle for the company to seriously consider every regulatory implication involved in every business activity, by always considering how every business activity can be carried out in the best and safest way.
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