Romanian Company Law. A Handbook

How do companies function in the Romanian legal system?

This handbook provides a comprehensive analysis of the current status and trends in the legislation and practice of company law and corporate governance in Romania, highlighting the critical key points under court scrutiny and debated by legal scholars. Written in straightforward English, the book is available to anyone looking to learn more about growing a business in Romania, in times when, owing to technological advancements, companies are increasingly invested in expanding beyond national borders and establishing international cooperation. A fresh legal look on companies on the Romanian market, this handbook is an original desk companion for any and all practitioners and academics interested into a business scene that knows no geographical boundaries.  

Contents:

• General overview and historical evolution of Romanian Company Law
• Stock corporation: foundation and financing
• Stock corporations: corporate governance
• Stock corporations: internal and external controls
• Limited liability companies: foundation and financing
• Limited liability companies: corporate governance and controls
• Groups of companies
• Extraordinary corporate transactions. Liquidation and winding up

About the authors:

Lucian Bercea is Full Professor at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Lucian Bojin is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Dan-Adrian Cărămidariu is Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Sorina Doroga is Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Sergiu Popovici is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Dan-Alexandru Sitaru is Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University “Nicolae Titulescu” of Bucharest.

Flaminia Stârc-Meclejan is Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.

Lavinia Tec is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, West University of Timişoara.