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Town served · Rabat-Salé-Kénitra

Business lawyer in Kénitra

Business and company law: the firm assists residents and companies of Kénitra, from the first consultation to enforcement.

Book an appointmentabout an hour from the office

The firm advises entrepreneurs, SMEs and companies at every stage of their life: incorporation, contracts, relations between partners and commercial litigation. We appear before the commercial court and also assist foreign investors setting up in Morocco.

  • Arbitration and contractual mediation (Law No. 95-17)
  • Company formation (SARL, single-member SARL, SA): articles of association, shareholders' agreement, formalities
  • Drafting and negotiating commercial contracts: distribution, services, partnership
  • General meetings, transfers of shares and amendments to the articles
  • Disputes between partners, abuse of majority and removal of directors

Competent courts

For a matter concerning a resident of Kénitra, the following courts normally have jurisdiction:

  • Court of First Instance of Kénitra (including its Family Justice Section)
  • Court of Appeal of Kénitra
  • Commercial Court of Rabat

Matters we handle there

Kénitra's industrial growth, with its business zones and automotive sites, generates employment law cases, workplace accidents and business-to-business contracts. Commercial disputes (unpaid debts, payment orders, companies in difficulty) are brought before the Commercial Court of Rabat. Families seek advice on divorce, inheritance and property, while claims against public bodies go to the Administrative Court of Rabat.

How a matter unfolds

  1. 1

    Understanding the project

    We analyse your business, objectives and constraints, or the exact nature of the commercial dispute.

  2. 2

    Advice and drafting

    We propose the appropriate structure or strategy and draft the necessary deeds, contracts or letters.

  3. 3

    Negotiation

    We handle discussions with partners, shareholders or opponents, favouring a quick solution that preserves your business relationships.

  4. 4

    Litigation or arbitration

    If the dispute continues, we bring it before the commercial court or the arbitral tribunal and follow the case through to enforcement.

Frequently asked questions

What can you do if a partner is blocking the company's operations?

Depending on the situation, several routes exist: calling a general meeting, asking the court to appoint a court representative, bringing a liability action against the manager or, in serious cases, judicial dissolution. The articles of association and the shareholders' agreement often contain useful rules. Reviewing the company's documents makes it possible to choose the most suitable approach.

SARL or SA: which form should you choose to set up a company in Morocco?

The SARL (limited liability company), governed by Law No. 5-96, suits most SMEs: it can be formed by one or more partners and is flexible to manage. The SA (public limited company), governed by Law No. 17-95, is better suited to projects with many shareholders or plans for significant fundraising. The choice also depends on taxation, the number of partners and the governance rules you want.

Let's talk about your situation.

The firm receives you Monday to Friday, by appointment.