Key explanations
about the process.

A short chronological summary of events, details of the parties involved and the available documents make the assessment easier. Any dates for service, hearings or other steps should also be indicated.

Sending a document or making first contact does not by itself mean that legal representation has been accepted. The scope of the work, its acceptance, the fee and, where necessary, the authority to represent are determined separately.

A first meeting and the authority to act in a particular step are different things. Whether a power of attorney is needed, and what it should contain, depends on the step to be taken. Some steps may require special authority.

Fees are determined according to the nature and scope of the work, within the framework of the relevant legislation and the Minimum Attorneyship Fee Tariff in force. Expenses such as court fees, service costs and expert fees are considered separately.

No. In some disputes, applying to a mediator before filing a lawsuit is a precondition for bringing the case. The scope and exceptions are examined according to the nature of the dispute and the claim.

The course of proceedings depends on the features of the dispute, the evidence, procedural steps and the assessment of the courts. No firm commitment can be given as to duration or outcome.

Information obtained in the course of professional work is handled in accordance with the duty of confidentiality and the rules on the protection of personal data. Only the information needed to assess the matter should be shared.

The content on this site is for general information. The rules and remedies applicable to a specific case cannot be determined without examining the documents, dates and other circumstances.