Two clearly defined services. If a matter requires further analysis, it is proposed separately before any work is carried out.
It does not automatically include a written report. Where the question requires further documented analysis, this is proposed as separate work.
It does not replace ongoing advice and does not involve taking over the matter: it is a technical review of a position that has already been formed.
Prices are not published: each matter is assessed on its actual scope, and the terms are communicated before any work begins.
Where a consultation is not enough, written work is proposed and agreed separately:
A short, reasoned answer to a narrowly defined question.
A developed analysis covering applicable legislation, administrative doctrine and case law.
Structured review of files, contracts or evidentiary documentation.
Technical study on a specific subject, including energy sector taxation.
A clear sequence, with no automated bookings and no commitment in advance.
You describe the matter through the form, without attaching any documentation at this first stage.
The request is assessed: whether it falls within the areas of work, whether there is a conflict of interest and whether it can be handled in time.
If the matter is accepted, the scope, the format of the work and the terms are communicated before anything starts.
Only then is the necessary documentation requested and the agreed consultation or written work carried out.
Submitting the form does not mean the matter has been accepted.
Work is carried out on the basis of the facts and documentation provided. Where a matter requires activities reserved to qualified professionals — in particular court representation and advocacy — it must be handled by the corresponding admitted professional.
Submitting the form does not mean the matter has been accepted.