Recent amendments to the Lebanese Commercial Code have reshaped how companies structure their boards and handle accountability.
In particular, security shares, which were once a fundamental safeguard requiring board members to be shareholders, have undergone significant change. Today, non-shareholders can be elected to the board, introducing new opportunities but also raising important questions about liability and corporate governance.
End of an Era or a New Chapter? In 1956, Lebanon introduced one of its most influential financial pillars: the Banking Secrecy […]
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At Issa Mansour Law Office, we’re seeing a growing number of companies, especially Limited Liability (SARLs) and Joint Stock Companies (SALs), operating with practices that may not fully align with the law.
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What Lebanese Citizens Should Know ? In recent years, many Lebanese citizens have chosen Cyprus as a destination to settle or get […]
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A significant shift in Lebanon’s rental landscape came with the issuance of Law No. 1 dated April 3, 2025, which regulates leases for non-residential premises whose original terms expired before July 23, 1992.
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Starting a business is exciting, but selecting the right legal structure is crucial to ensuring your operations are protected, efficient, and future-proof. […]
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Before making your next investment, let’s talk. A well-informed decision today can save you from costly mistakes in the future.
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Cyprus is progressing toward full integration into the European Union, becoming an active member and complying with EU regulations and policies. This […]
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The Urgent Matters Judge in Lebanon plays a vital role in resolving disputes with speed. However, many depositors have mistakenly turned to this court, believing it could resolve issues with their frozen bank accounts.
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Lebanon’s financial crisis and the rapid devaluation of the Lebanese pound have reshaped the banking landscape, leading to controversial legal and financial […]
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