Contract law
Drafting contracts, reviewing existing terms and disputes arising from contractual obligations.
View scopePractice areas
The scope of legal work.
Areas of review
Legal issues are often interconnected. Each matter is handled by examining the underlying relationship together with the relevant regulations.
These headings do not imply a specialist title or any commitment as to outcome.
Commercial and company law
The legal structure of companies, commercial relationships, shareholder arrangements and commercial disputes.
View scopeEmployment law
Establishing employment relationships, working conditions, termination of employment contracts and employment-related receivables.
View scopeReal estate and tenancy law
Assessment of contracts relating to immovable property, ownership relations and tenancy disputes.
View scopeFamily and inheritance law
The legal consequences of family relationships, matrimonial property, custody and the transfer of estates.
View scopeEnforcement and bankruptcy law
Debt enforcement proceedings, payment orders, objections to enforcement and the compulsory enforcement process.
View scopeAssessment
Beyond the headings,
the facts of the case.
A dispute may involve more than one area of law. Which regulations apply, the available remedy and the scope of the work are determined after a preliminary review.
Stages of the work
The first stage identifies the subject of the dispute, the parties, the available documents and any time-sensitive steps. It is also assessed whether anything prevents the matter from being taken on.
Preliminary review
The facts and documents are examined together with the relevant regulations. Available remedies, possible legal risks and any need for further information are addressed.
Legal assessment
The work to be carried out, the authority, the fee and the expense framework are determined. The necessary documents and steps are organised within this scope.
Scope and preparation
Steps are taken in the order the file requires. Significant developments and matters requiring a decision are shared; new information and documents are taken into account.
Process and updates
Working framework
Every matter,
on its own terms.
Legal assessment takes the specific facts, the relevant documents and the regulations in force into account together.
How we work