Due Diligence.

When it comes to business, it is essential for parties to conduct due diligence in order to mitigate any legal risks. It matters not whether it is a small to medium enterprise, a multinational or an individual.

There are different types of due diligence services available for all business entities. Due diligence essentially involves an investigation of potential legal issues and or risks associated with the buying or selling of property (movable or immovable). It also involves the mitigation of risks before entering into different types of business arrangements. At Kanokanga & Partners, we advise our clients on how to best protect their interests through careful due diligence. We provide both local and international clients with due diligence services. At client’s instructions, we can also undertake legal audits or legal compliance checks and/or assist clients put same into place.

The law is complex, and changes often. Individuals and corporates have a responsibility to be aware of the changes, and to ensure that their documents filed with public registries are up to date as a failure to comply with regulations may result in costly fines and other penalties.