The various types of legal entities available in Lithuania are described in a comparative manner. Three chapters provide an anatomy of the parts of a typical contract. Other chapters describe what is needful to know about contract formation, about corporations and other business organizations, and even about some issues concerning corporate governance.

Special types of contracts are also detailed, such as confidentiality, contact referral, and commission agreements, as well as agreements for a commissioned work and others.

The reader will deepen his understanding of the law, but not only as it is in Lithuania. Most topics are explained in a comparative fashion, with reference to their historical roots or in regard to problems common to multiple countries.

This book is in the Lithuanian language.