Lawyers in Estonia

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Sorainen

Pan-Baltic business law firm advising on corporate, tax and dispute resolution work

Sorainen is a regional business law firm operating across the Baltic states, providing legal and tax services. Practice areas include corporate law, M&A, finance, dispute resolutio...

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COBALT

Baltic law firm with offices in Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius

COBALT is a Baltic law firm with offices in Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius. Its Estonian practice covers corporate and commercial work, M&A, dispute resolution, banking and finance, rea...

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Expat Legal Estonia

Business and immigration law consultants for expats in Estonia

Nomad Consulting OU, trading as Expat Legal Estonia, advises expatriates on Estonian immigration law, covering residence permits, the digital nomad visa, citizenship matters and sh...

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Eesti Firma

Licensed trust and company service provider, corporate and regulatory advisory

Eesti Firma OU offers company formation in Estonia and the wider EU, alongside accounting and financial reporting, legal and corporate advisory, and virtual office and legal addres...

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Leinonen

Accounting and payroll firm operating in Estonia since 1992

Leinonen OU provides accounting, payroll management, management reporting, taxation and legal services, plus company registration. Based at Pohja pst. 25 in Tallinn, the firm state...

Choosing Lawyers in Estonia

Lawyers draft and review the documents that bind a company: constitutional documents, shareholder and founder agreements, commercial contracts, employment terms, and the filings that change ownership or control.

Corpy lists 5 firms offering lawyers in Estonia. Each listing is compiled from the firm's own published information, and Corpy does not take a commission on introductions.

How this is regulated in Estonia

Advocates belong to the Estonian Bar Association, which is the credential to verify.

Estonian companies are recorded in the e-Business Register, which offers free public access.

What to check before you engage a firm

  • Confirm the individual, not just the firm, is admitted to practise and holds a current practising certificate.
  • Ask whether they can represent you in court in that jurisdiction. In several markets, advisory rights and rights of audience are different licences.
  • For cross-border work, ask which law governs the documents they will draft and where disputes would be heard.