No charge for an appointment to open a file. Appointment within 24 hours if the urgency is justified.

The relationship of trust

Listening and availability Isn't the lawyer the client's necessary confidant? The confidentiality guaranteed by our professional expertise, our code of ethics and the mutual trust between client and lawyer enable us to be the client's natural confidant.
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1st appointment

Transmit all documents and information relating to your business

At your 1st appointment, bring all the documents you have prepared concerning your case to your lawyer.
Describe in great detail all the elements of your situation and give them all the information you have without reluctance, whether or not you feel it is useful in defending your interests.
Your lawyer will then be able to judge whether or not they are useful during the proceedings and will act in your best interests, in compliance with his professional obligations relating to loyalty, confidentiality and professional secrecy.

Procedure

Tackle all the questions you have

Have the main points of law relating to your case explained to you, as well as how the procedure will work.
Don't hesitate to ask any questions that will help us to understand each other's business and to have a clear view of how your case will be managed. This will help you avoid any misunderstandings later on.

The first appointment

The 1st meeting with your lawyer is very important and will enable you to establish the principles of your relationship and provide your lawyer with all the information needed to ensure that his or her services run smoothly.

The quality of your relationship with your lawyer is essential to the success of your business and must be based on mutual trust and transparency, without which your lawyer will not be able to defend your interests properly.

This is largely a question of communication, so never hesitate to ask your lawyer any questions that concern you and to ask for any clarifications that will avoid misunderstandings later on.

Contact with your lawyer

Once your lawyer has been appointed to defend your interests, and throughout the course of the case, do not hesitate to ask him or her any useful questions or to inform him or her of any new information.
However, it is always preferable to send letters or faxes rather than telephone calls, in the interests of efficient management of your file and except in emergencies.

Remuneration

Settling pay-related issues

It is also during this first meeting that you and your lawyer will agree on the terms and conditions of billing and payment of their fees.

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