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About SME LawyersWith our broad expertise in private law, we serve clients in diverse sectors. From SMEs, listed companies, and international enterprises to (semi-)governmental bodies and non-profits. We offer legal advice at all levels, from the boardroom to individual stakeholders. Our services are characterized by high quality, reliability, and in-depth specialization.
Non-contractual liability is liability arising from a tort. For non-contractual liability, no agreement is required between the parties. There is no agreement between two parties, yet one party suffers damage due to the conduct of the other. The injured party can then file a tort claim with the court. A tort exists when an infringement is made on someone else's right.
Whoever commits a wrongful act against another is obliged to compensate the injured party for the damage. The legal framework sets five requirements for a wrongful act:
We have extensive experience in contractual and non-contractual dispute resolution through providing advice, conducting negotiations, or litigation. We have an experienced team of lawyers and legal experts in the field of private law. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities.
In specialized legal cases, it is not just about the legal rule. It is also about evidence, timing, negotiating position, and the business implications of every step.
We assist entrepreneurs and organizations with legal questions where careful assessment, strategy, and execution are important.
Legal assistance is particularly valuable when the stakes are high, deadlines are running, or when an incorrect response could weaken your position.
In specialized cases, an initial response can be decisive for the subsequent course of action. An admission, incomplete explanation, or the wrong tone could be used against you later. Therefore, we first assess exactly what is being alleged, which facts have been established, which documents are missing, and which strategy aligns with your best interests.
You will not receive an abstract legal account, but a practical assessment of your position, risks, and next steps.
We will briefly discuss the situation, the available documents, and your primary interests.
We assess your legal position, supporting documents, deadlines, and possible next steps.
You will receive concrete advice on the best course of action: responding, negotiating, settling, or litigating.
We assist with correspondence, negotiation, litigation strategy, or further legal assistance.
We combine legal analysis with practical experience in cases for entrepreneurs, directors, and organizations.
All our legal experts and lawyers possess broad knowledge of private law. In addition, they have specialized in one or more areas of focus within private law. We have organized several areas of focus into various practice groups. Each lawyer is part of one or more practice groups based on his or her specialism(s). Clients can go directly to the appropriate practice group for each case. Here, they are assisted by the lawyer or legal expert most suitable for the case. Where necessary, we draw upon the expertise and experience of our specialist colleagues from other practice groups.
Below, we answer frequently asked questions about this area of law, our approach, and seeking legal assistance.
Legal advice is wise as soon as pressure arises, deadlines are running, an opposing party takes a position, or when the financial or strategic interests are significant.
Yes. We assess your legal position, advise on strategy, and can assist with correspondence, negotiation, defense, or further legal steps.
Specialist advice is provided on an hourly basis in principle. Where possible, we provide clarity in advance regarding the expected approach, costs, and next steps.
Yes. You can request a free consultation. We will briefly discuss your situation and indicate which course of action is likely the sensible one.
Do you want to know where you stand legally or what step is sensible? Discuss your situation with a lawyer or in-house counsel.
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