Scope of business
Together, we perform a general practice, i.e. we provide comprehensive services across all legal branches, i.e. both in the field of private and public law. We work on cases individually and in a team too. When dividing cases, both the causality of the matter, the professional orientation of the office members, and the individuality of the client are taken into account.
As we pay attention to the general satisfaction of our clients, we prefer cooperation on a long-term basis, but occasional or even one-off cooperation is not an exception, always depending on the needs of the clients.
We regularly provide legal representation of clients in proceedings before courts and other authorities, which also involves the implementation of partial legal negotiations, including professional communication with the concerned entities. We also provide, for example, legal consultancy, creation of contractual documentation and other customized documents, while we also provide other legal assistance.
Legal areas
We offer services both in the field of civil, commercial, criminal, administrative and international law, where we increasingly focus on special agendas such as labor law, family law, intellectual property law or public contracts.
You can find more information about the services provided in the individual sections of legal areas.
Remuneration
We usually provide our services to clients for a contractual fee, and the method of negotiating it may vary, taking into account the nature and complexity of the matter as well as the client's needs, so that both parties benefit from the established cooperation.
Free initial consultation
To achieve the most effective setting of cooperation, we offer the opportunity to use a free consultation lasting 30 minutes, during which the issue to be solved will be primarily outlined, but the basic parameters of cooperation can also be agreed upon. However, to use the free consultation, it is necessary to use our contact form, within which the issue to be resolved will be briefly described for more efficient handling of the matter. Consultation within the specified scope will not be charged even if cooperation is not subsequently established for any reason.
Contact form can then also be used to submit a request for legal services pro bono, since, based on reasons worthy of special consideration, the person authorized by the law firm to perform the relevant acts may decide in individual cases on the provision of legal services free of charge or on the provision of legal services for a reduced fee, including their scope.
Forms of remuneration
Time reward incl. flat-rate remuneration
- Legal services are provided by our office as standard for an hourly fee, the amount of which depends mainly on the complexity of the matter, and therefore the legal area to which the service falls, with the range most often ranging from CZK 2,000 to CZK 5,500 + VAT for each started hour, with the rate from CZK 3,000 to CZK 5,500 being intended mainly for corporate clients.
- You will always be informed of the hourly rate for a specific case before services are provided.
- In individual cases, when providing legal services repeatedly, a fixed fee can be agreed upon, which guarantees the client the availability of services for the agreed number of hours at a specified time. The flat rate is negotiated primarily on a monthly basis.
Action reward
- For selected legal services, it is also possible to agree on a fixed fee, provided that the approximate amount that will be required to meet the client's needs can be estimated.
- A typical example of situations in which this type of remuneration is negotiated is the implementation of real estate transfers, the preparation of contractual or other documentation, or even a client's request to limit the total amount of remuneration to a predetermined limit.
Participatory reward
- In specific cases, it is also possible to determine the reward based on the share of the achieved result expressed as a percentage of a certain asset value.
- However, this type of remuneration is typically negotiated in addition to the time remuneration, which is then appropriately reduced so as to preserve the legitimate interests of the parties concerned.
Non-contractual remuneration
- In exceptional cases, when remuneration is not contractually agreed, legal services are provided in accordance with the content of Decree No. 177/1996 Coll., on attorneys' fees and compensation for the provision of legal services (attorney's fee), as amended.
The outlined remuneration methods are not binding, but serve only as a basic template for possible negotiations on the terms of providing legal services, and their possible combination is not excluded, if appropriate given the nature of the matter.
In particular, long-term cooperation is commonly implemented on the basis of specially negotiated conditions, both as a framework with the possibility of changes due to the passage of time or changes in other circumstances, or on a case-by-case basis.