Areas of practice

Disputes frequently arise in society between natural or legal persons and service providers or financial institutions. These disputes often relate to duties of care that these institutions have. Our lawyers frequently litigate in this area of ​​law. Particularly noteworthy are disputes between investors and financial service providers and/or banks in connection with the statutory and contractual duties of care that these financial institutions have. Examples include the gatekeeper role of banks in monitoring payment transactions and the acceptance of new account holders, Wwft themes and duties of care that arise when providing securities services. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Corporate law is the legal field that concerns the laws and regulations that apply to companies and legal entities. If you have questions about the organization of a company, laws and regulations, or if there are disputes between the company and its shareholders or management, or between shareholders themselves, please contact us.

If you are a victim of a crime, you will face a lot of challenges. The police want you to report the incident, you are shocked by what happened, and you receive mail from the police and the public prosecutor's office asking you to exercise your right to speak, attend court, and file a claim. A crime also has a profound impact on you. Your physical integrity has been violated, it can keep you awake at night, and you no longer feel safe. As a victim advocate, we guide you through the legal aspects of the process. We assist you with your right to speak, explaining to the judge how the incident affected you, and we help you recover damages you suffered as a result. We can also help you with a restraining order and/or restraining order if necessary. We almost always do all of this pro bono. You don't have to pay us for this. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Murder, manslaughter, theft, sexual offenses, violent offenses, and traffic offenses are just a few examples of the many criminal offenses. The judiciary and the police can take drastic measures against your personal privacy. In all these cases, please contact us. We will immediately discuss what we can do for you. Don't wait too long to consult a lawyer, as deadlines may expire! In most common cases, speed and action are essential.

It's possible that you, a family member, or someone you know has been arrested and taken in for questioning;
that you have received a summons to appear before a judge; that your home has been searched;
that your belongings have been seized; that your driver's license has been confiscated;
that you have received a summons for questioning;
that you are required to appear as a witness in court;
that you have been convicted in absentia; that you have received a criminal order or a dismissal notice;
that the judiciary wants to commute a community service order imposed on you; That you have received a request from the public prosecutor to revoke a previously imposed suspended sentence.
Juvenile Criminal Law

Is your child suspected of a criminal offense? Are you, as a parent, caregiver, or guardian, concerned about what awaits your child and want to know their rights? We can imagine that it can be a very unpleasant and uncertain situation for you when your child is detained at the police station, is summoned for questioning by the police, or has received a summons to appear in a juvenile court hearing. Or perhaps you are worried about your child having a criminal record. A lawyer specializing in juvenile law and/or juvenile criminal law can best answer all your questions and assist your child in their defense before the juvenile court.

In all these cases, please contact us. We will immediately discuss with you what we can do for you. Don't wait too long to consult a lawyer, as deadlines can expire! In most cases, speed and action are essential.

The law of obligations is part of civil law and concerns relationships between citizens, between citizens and businesses, or between businesses, whether contractually or legally. It addresses what is and isn't permissible, and to what extent should you consider the interests of the other party? How far does the duty of care of a contractor, such as a bank, asset manager, civil-law notary, attorney at law, or accountant, extend, and how does it relate to your own responsibility? The firm's attorneys at law frequently advise and litigate in this area of ​​law. If you have any questions about this, please contact us.