Corporate, contracts, labour and IP for businesses — plus family, immigration, real estate and civil matters for individuals. One firm, two jurisdictions, one point of contact.
IFor companies operating in — or between — Romania and Ukraine: incorporation and corporate housekeeping, the contracts that govern daily operations, employment, tax disputes, and the cross-border structuring that ties the two jurisdictions together. Commercial property and official document work included where the business needs it. On retainer or per project, with one lawyer across both countries.
For people whose lives cross the same border the businesses do: residence and citizenship in Romania, buying, selling, or renting property, and the paperwork that holds it all together — foreign documents transcribed, translated, and recognised. Particular depth in mixed-nationality situations and Ukrainian nationals in Romania, including those under temporary protection.
Business counsel is the core of the practice — but family, immigration, labour and real-estate work for individuals continues in parallel. One intake, one point of contact, whichever side you land on.
No open-ended commitments, no ambiguous billing. The scope and fee are agreed in writing before a single hour is billed.
Two or three sentences describing the situation and any deadline you are working against. Reply within 2–3 business days.
Phone or video. If the matter is outside the firm's competence, you will hear that and leave with a better referral.
Before any work is billed, you get the scope and the fee in writing. What is fixed, what is hourly, and what a good outcome looks like.
For ongoing mandates, a short status note every week. For retainers, a monthly digest. No surprises, no chasing for updates.
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a fixed or capped fee. The structure is agreed before the work starts — never after.
A first conversation to understand the situation, outline options, and decide how to proceed. Fee confirmed in advance by email.
For standard work — a company setup, a contract review, a residency application, an uncontested divorce. One number, in writing.
For companies that need regular legal coverage. A defined scope of hours and tasks, one monthly invoice, priority response within 2–3 business days.
Where the scope cannot be fixed in advance — typical in litigation, enforcement and cross-border questions. Itemised billing, monthly, with the running total visible to you at all times.
Interested in a monthly retainer? The firm works with a small number of companies on fixed-scope arrangements — legal coverage without the overhead.
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