There’s virtually no area of real estate law in which we have not represented our clients. Flat purchases for private individuals, residential building projects for developers, drafting of office lease contracts, concluding of district development contracts with municipalities, property litigation – these are just a few of the areas in which our office has helped clients implement their projects or resolve their disputes over the years.

Whether for small, medium-sized or large companies, we have represented, and continue to represent, clients across a diverse range of business matters, from the initial founding of a company through to winding up the business. Company foundation, change of company form, acquisitions and mergers, voluntary liquidation, bankruptcy and liquidation, commercial contracts, and a variety of transactions in almost every area of business – over the past 15 years, our office has been intimately involved in almost every legal aspect of business operation.

Drafting employment contracts, preparing internal regulations, collective labour law (negotiations with trade unions, works councils), temporary agency work, international temporary agency work, working time issues, disputes, accidents at work - everything to do with labour law.

Data management policies, information notices to data subjects, interest balancing tests, impact assessments, preparation and review of data processing contracts, legal advice on data protection.

Our litigation practice is one of our firm’s key areas of activity. We mainly represent clients in civil and business disputes, both at the regular courts and at arbitration courts. We regard litigation as an important strategic tool for asserting clients’ interests which, if in the right hands, can be used to great effect, but that with poor planning, can lead to huge losses in time and money. For this reason, before launching any litigation procedure, we conduct a thorough risk and cost analysis so that our clients have a good understanding of the possible outcomes of the dispute and can make their decisions accordingly.

Dealing with complex succession cases and inheritance planning is one of the key specialties of our office. Inheritance law is perhaps one of the least harmonized areas of law, and therefore representation in a complex cross-border succession case cannot be effective without an in-depth knowledge of the relevant international treaties, EU regulations and national laws of the countries involved. We have dealt with a number of inheritance cases where the different provisions of the law of two, three or even four jurisdictions needed to be taken into account at the same time. All this requires us to be up-to-date with constantly changing rules and regulations, and to this end, we are active members of various international professional organizations operating in the area of inheritance law and estate planning.