The limited liability company the GmbH dominates the German corporate
landscape. It is particularly attractive to those who want to give their
business a legal form that can be flexibly structured. This book explains the
legal rules pertaining to the GmbH, covering almost every aspect from
incorporation to liquidation. Particular emphasis is placed on issues that are
of practical importance for GmbHs that are part of a group of companies. The
book includes an outline of the law of mergers, conversions and de-mergers,
and relevant types of transformations covered by the German Transformation Act
(Umwandlungsgesetz). Additional chapters address the particularities of the
GmbH & Co. KG and the question of whether the English Ltd is a viable
alternative legal form for doing business exclusively in Germany. The book is
primarily designed for the legal practitioner, whether an in-house counsel or
in private practice, and whether educated in German law or not. Written in
plain English, it is also suitable for the interested layman.
Klaus J. Muller is a partner in the Frankfurt office of Mayer, Brown, Rowe &
Maw LLP.He works primarily on cross-border acquisitions, the changing of group
structures, and on other corporate matters, predominantly involving GmbHs.
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Klaus J. Muller is a partner in the Frankfurt office of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP. He works primarily on cross-border acquisitions, the changing of group structures, and on other corporate matters, predominantly involving GmbHs.
