Initial information and review
The issue, parties, locations, file numbers, deadlines and documents are recorded.
Practice Areas
Every matter differs in documents, parties, deadlines and procedure. Scope is set after preliminary information and a conflict check.
The issue, parties, locations, file numbers, deadlines and documents are recorded.
A form, call or document delivery does not create an engagement. Written acceptance is required.
Work, stages, exclusions, documents, fees and costs are set out in writing.
Apostille, certification, translation and original requirements are communicated for the matter.
Fees depend on nature, scope, complexity, time, language and document coordination, urgency and stages.
Fixed, staged, hourly or legally permitted value-based fees are agreed in writing.
Court, notarial, apostille, translation, courier, expert, travel, land registry, tax, registry and bank costs are separate.
Each scope is defined in writing after the facts and documents have been reviewed. These descriptions do not constitute a fixed-price, outcome or timing commitment.