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Guidance to help you move forward.

The right context brings clarity from the first conversation. Here is a practical resource to prepare for a conversation with a lawyer.

Practical guide

Practical guide

Preparing for a first conversation.

This guide helps you prepare to get in touch. It is not legal advice.

First conversation

What to bring to the conversation?

A few simple details help place your topic: the decision to make, the people involved, the deadline and the documents you already have.

Four starting points

Come with the essentials.

01 · Context

The situation in a few lines

What is happening and which decision do you want to clarify?

02 · People

The parties involved

Which shareholders, employees, partners or other contacts are involved?

03 · Timing

The dates to know

Is a meeting, a signature or another deadline coming up?

04 · Documents

What you already have

Contract, emails, articles of association or a draft: mention what already exists.

Good to know. This list only helps you prepare to get in touch; it does not replace a lawyer’s analysis.

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Get in touch

Already have a topic? Let’s put it into words.

Tell us about your matter or book a call. The right lawyer then confirms the scope and a fixed fee before any work begins.

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