The firm

Fees and how we charge

Legal fees are not published on this site. What is published is the price of the initial assessment and the tariffs for our 6D reports. Every other fee depends on the jurisdiction, the asset class and the type of refusal, and is set only after we have seen the file.

A stake frozen in Poland, a judgment unenforced in Ireland and a refused redemption in Czechia sit under different procedural regimes. Each involves different filings, different court fees where they apply, and different translation or legalisation steps. A single price list would hide that difference rather than explain it. We quote after reading the file, not before.

The one exception is the initial assessment. Its price is fixed and published on the contact page. It is paid work, not a free call: we read what you send, check it against the applicable regime and the public record where one exists, and set out in writing what we found and what it would take to go further. We also publish tariffs for our 6D reports, a written analysis available as a standalone product without instructing us to act on the case.

We do not take cases on a fee payable only if money is recovered. That structure rewards optimistic promises, not accurate ones. Case work is billed for the work actually done, agreed in writing before it starts. The firm's registration can be checked in the public registry linked from how to verify a law firm.