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Our legal services extend beyond borders, covering all areas of German, French, Polish and international commercial law. We assist our clients with strategic, operational, and legal issues, ensuring their business thrives not only nationally but also internationally. Our aim is to find, in close collaboration with our clients, the appropriate legal and commercial strategies for their business, governing their entire relationship with their clients, suppliers and other business partners.
We provide a comprehensive service to our clients, cooperating closely with a network of experts offering integrated solutions.
We focus mainly on the following sectors: advanced manufacturing, mechanical engineering, pharmaceutical, automotive, energy, environment, transport, food, telecommunications, IT, fashion, wholesale and retail. In the field of commercial law, we offer our assistance in particular with the following matters:
Negotiation and drafting of business contracts
- Works and service contracts
- Franchise, agency, sales representative, etc.
- Supply contracts, selective or exclusive distribution contracts
- Contracts for the protection, distribution and commercialization of IP rights, licences, trademarks, etc.
- Sale/purchase contracts, international sale of goods contracts (CISG)
- E-commerce
- General terms and conditions and legal framework of e-commerce
- Commercial lease contracts
- Contractual clauses related to the applicable law and jurisdiction (Rome I Regulation, Brussels I and Brussels I recast Regulation, Lugano Convention, Hague Convention, etc.)
- Analysis of the issues and risks in application of a foreign law
- …and many more
Legal management of business relations and e-commerce
- Anti-competitive behaviour
- Unfair competition
- Advertising, comparative advertising
- Consumer rights
Management and enforcement of contracts and legal obligations
- Advice on non or bad execution of contractual obligations and termination of contracts
- Defects, product liability
- Procedural strategy in the absence of an applicable law clause and/or in the event of pathological clauses
