ATTORNEYS AT LAW │ NOTARY │ CORPORATE

COMPETENCIES

Advice, representation, notary in general as well as litigation in:

Art and art trade law
Construction law
Contract law (orders, purchase contracts, contracts for work, etc.)
Corporate law
Criminal law
Data protection law
Financial market law
Labor law
Road traffic law
Settlements
Sports law
Submission law
Tax law

APPROACH

It’s our goal to solve your problems efficiently, while keeping you informed openly, honestly and transparently. In order to do that, we will not only consider legal aspects, but also economical and tax issues as well as other predicaments. After collecting the most important material facts of the case, we offer you a first assessment (overview of the case; including your chances to win the case and the approximate costs; our services up to here are free of charge). Thereafter we collect all material facts of the case through asking you specific questions, examining the evidence and if necessary by consulting one of our experts (e.g. accountants, architects, medical doctors and so forth). Eventually we solve your problem by giving advice to you, pleading your case or negotiating on your behalf with the opposing party.

FEES

Consultation
A first assessment (normally directly over the phone during your first call) is free of charge (not including the review of briefs and files), and does include an assessment of your chances to win the case and the approximate costs; our fee is CHF 280.– per hour (not including 7,7% VAT and 4% sundries, like photocopies, stamps and so forth).

Notary
Basic fees (excl. fee, VAT and expenses) for notarizations and certifications:

Notarization of signature: CHF 30.–
Marriage contract: from CHF 200.–
Inheritance contract: from CHF 300.–
Advance directive: from CHF 200.–
Company formation: from CHF 350.–

Further services and special offers on request.

COMPETENCIES

Advice, representation, notary in general as well as litigation in:

Art and art trade law
Construction law
Contract law (orders, purchase contracts, contracts for work, etc.)
Corporate law
Criminal law
Data protection law
Financial market law
Labor law
Road traffic law
Settlements
Sports law
Submission law
Tax law

APPROACH

It’s our goal to solve your problems efficiently, while keeping you informed openly, honestly and transparently. In order to do that, we will not only consider legal aspects, but also economical and tax issues as well as other predicaments. After collecting the most important material facts of the case, we offer you a first assessment (overview of the case; including your chances to win the case and the approximate costs; our services up to here are free of charge). Thereafter we collect all material facts of the case through asking you specific questions, examining the evidence and if necessary by consulting one of our experts (e.g. accountants, architects, medical doctors and so forth). Eventually we solve your problem by giving advice to you, pleading your case or negotiating on your behalf with the opposing party.

FEES

Consultation
A first assessment (normally directly over the phone during your first call) is free of charge (not including the review of briefs and files), and does include an assessment of your chances to win the case and the approximate costs; our fee is CHF 280.– per hour (not including 7,7% VAT and 4% sundries, like photocopies, stamps and so forth).

Notary
Basic fees (excl. fee, VAT and expenses) for notarizations and certifications:

Notarization of signature: CHF 30.–
Marriage contract: from CHF 200.–
Inheritance contract: from CHF 300.–
Advance directive: from CHF 200.–
Company formation: from CHF 350.–

Further services and special offers on request.

WE ADVISE AND SUPPORT YOU

Your contract partner does not fulfill his obligations on time or defective?

Set your contractual partner a reasonable deadline to remedy the specifically described defects. As a rule, the deadline must be set in writing, i.e. by letter, with tracking (registered mail).

If proper performance continues to be lacking, set a short grace period and then, if necessary, take measures to interrupt the statute of limitations.

Your client does not pay?

Set your customer a reasonable deadline to pay and send him an explicit reminder, if it is a dunning transaction. As a rule, the deadline must be set in writing, i.e. by letter, with tracking (registered mail).

If payment is still not made, set a short grace period and then, if necessary, take measures to interrupt the limitation period.