EUROPE France Cross-Border Law Firm of the Year
EBA Endrös-Baum Associés deals with the questions, plans, problems, projects and visions of international enterprises and companies with interests in France, providing services in a prompt, efficient, purposeful and pragmatic manner, at a reasonable cost. The Franco-German firm intervenes, both as a consultancy and as a litigation firm, in the practice areas of industrial risk, plant construction, industrial product liability and safety, and the related insurance law. Its clients are international industrial groups as well as international insurance companies.
International companies operating in cross-border business between French, German and English speaking countries often encounter communication difficulties. These may arise from language differences, different cultures or sometimes from substantial differences in law.
Detailed knowledge of the foreign legal system and an understanding of linguistic and cultural differences are necessary for efficient dealings and well-organised international negotiations with cross border counterparts. This applies also to intra-company communication between parent and subsidiary.
Practice areas
EBA Endrös-Baum Associés gives advice and assistance in the field of supply contracts, construction law and plant construction, and provides contract coordination as well as claim handling, from the stage of entering into contracts with public or private clients, through to subcontracts, including questions of insurance
and liability. This enables the client to conduct business transactions and legal proceedings as free of legal risks as possible or in full knowledge of the risks involved.
The firm also practises in corporate law and gives advice and assistance on company formations and mergers, as well as acquisitions and sales of companies, in close cooperation with accountants and auditors.
EBA Endrös-Baum Associés has longstanding experience in expertise proceedings involving French court-appointed experts and European party-appointed experts. The firm works at the interfaces between law and technology, language and culture, offering its clients assistance in several languages as well as prompt local assistance.
EBA Endrös-Baum Associés cooperates closely with commercial
law firms all over Europe, mainly in German, French and English, but also in Danish, Russian, Portuguese and Hebrew.
Contact Dr Florian Endrös, Partner
E:
eba@eba-avocats.com T: +33 (0) 1 53 85 81 81 /
+49 (0) 89 2420785-0 W:
www.eba-avocats.com
Czech Republic
Law Firm of the Year – Commercial Transactions and Intellectual Property Contact:
The law office GÜRLICH & Co was founded on 1st February 2002. All members of the firm are experienced lawyers possessing outstanding professional expertise in various branches of law.
Currently, the firm consists of many lawyers who are supported by a qualified office staff. Besides, on a case to case basis, we would invite for cooperation many other external specialists and free-lance lawyers. This law firm is fully capable of offering legal services to both individuals and legal entities in almost all fields of civil and commercial law, all over the territory of the Czech Republic. We are capable of providing legal services in the Czech and English languages.
In the event of cross-border transactions and litigation, this office hires its cooperating international law offices as well as external foreign lawyers. Still, this Law Firm remains a purely Czech legal office free of any financial or other influence exerted by foreign and/or local nationals. This allows the firm to provide its services in compliance with law, professionally and independently.
Scope of Legal Services: Commercial Transactions Civil Law
Intellectual Property
Corporate Law and Business Law, Public Procurement Labour Law Real Estate
Litigation Insolvency Richard Gürlich, attorney at law
GÜRLICH & CO Politických vězňů 19, 110 00 Prague, Czech republic
Tel: +420222101591 Fax: +420222101590 Email:
info@akrg.cz Website:
www.akrg.cz
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