Give a short description of the issue, the people or organizations involved, the location or jurisdiction, any important dates and the type of help you are seeking. Avoid sending highly sensitive documents until the firm confirms how they should be transmitted.
No. An attorney-client relationship begins only after the firm confirms that it can act, completes any necessary conflict or engagement procedures and accepts the matter.
Choose the office most convenient to you or identify where the legal issue is centered. The firm can then determine the appropriate lawyer and whether another office should be involved.
The firm handles matters with cross-border dimensions, but the exact scope depends on the jurisdictions involved, applicable professional rules and attorney admissions. Those points are confirmed before an engagement begins.
Fee arrangements depend on the nature, urgency and complexity of the matter. The responsible lawyer will discuss the proposed scope and applicable fee structure before work proceeds.
Bring or organize the documents that establish the timeline and the key legal relationship, such as agreements, correspondence, notices, court papers, property records, corporate records or prior advice. A simple chronology is often useful.
No responsible lawyer can guarantee a particular legal outcome. Advice is based on the facts available, applicable law, professional judgment and the procedural or commercial realities of the matter.