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A short description of the nature of the matter, the key dates and the documents available is helpful — without sending sensitive documents through a public form. The detailed documents needed can be identified during professional contact.

No. Sending a message or an appointment request does not in itself create a power of attorney or an agreement to represent. The professional relationship is governed by agreement and by the necessary legal formalities.

No judicial outcome can be guaranteed. Deciding a case belongs to the competent court and depends on the facts, the evidence, the law and the procedure.

Yes. A legal matter and the available options can be examined before any step is taken, within the scope of service the lawyer agrees to provide.

Not necessarily. Options differ depending on the nature of the right and the dispute; legal means of settlement or other procedures may be more appropriate.

No. Published content is general, does not address the details of any particular matter, and is no substitute for reviewing the relevant documents and facts.

You can submit a request through the “Request an appointment” page or by email. The day and time in the request are preferences only; an appointment is confirmed only once you receive an explicit confirmation.

Information is handled in accordance with professional rules and the Privacy Policy published on this website. We advise against sending highly sensitive information or documents through the public website form.

No. The website forms deliberately do not accept attachments, to protect the privacy of documents. How any necessary documents are delivered is agreed during direct professional contact.