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Bring everything relating to the matter – contracts, correspondence, demands, decisions of authorities or courts. Even incomplete documents are better than none; we will gather anything missing together.

How long it takes depends above all on the nature of the particular matter.

For drafting or reviewing contracts, setting up a company or similar one-off services, we usually work in a matter of days to weeks. We always agree a specific deadline according to the scope of the work and your needs.

For disputes and other proceedings, the length cannot be reliably determined in advance. It depends, among other things, on the position of the other party, on how the court or another authority proceeds, and on further developments. At the outset, however, we will explain what can realistically be expected in your situation.

Yes. You can turn to an attorney even if a dispute is already under way. If you are already represented in the matter by another attorney, however, we cannot take over the representation until the existing representation has ended. Once it has ended, we can take the matter over and arrange the steps needed to change representation. We will then assess how the matter has proceeded so far and its current state, and agree the next steps with you.

The outcome of a legal matter cannot be guaranteed in advance in every case. We will, however, always explain clearly the possible ways of resolving it, their risks and the expected course of the matter, so that you can make an informed decision on how to proceed. As the matter progresses we will also alert you to any change in circumstances and to new risks.

Yes. We can check a contract you have already prepared and point out any risks or problematic provisions. In general, however, we do not recommend preparing legal contracts yourself or with the help of artificial intelligence. On review, such a contract often requires extensive amendment or reworking, because it is necessary to correct not only individual provisions but also its overall structure and internal consistency. That can take more time and, ultimately, cost more than preparing the contract from scratch.

We are usually able to offer an initial consultation within a week of first contact. The next steps and the date on which specific work begins then depend on the nature of the matter, its urgency and our current capacity. We can always tell you in advance when we will be able to attend to your matter.

Yes. If, on assessing the matter, we find that pursuing a dispute does not make sense given its risks, costs and the expected outcome, we will tell you openly. Our role is not to conduct a dispute at any cost, but to protect your interests and to look for the solution that is the most effective in the circumstances.

Before any dispute begins we will therefore explain its possible risks and the scenarios for how it may develop and, depending on the circumstances, we will also recommend the option of an out-of-court settlement. The final decision on how you wish to resolve your matter is always yours.