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What happens with matters that fall outside the advisory scope?

The scope of the retainer is defined together at the introductory stage and clearly set out in the agreement. Matters that fall outside the scope, such as litigation, arbitration or large-scale transactions, are handled under separately agreed terms. On such matters, we always provide information and a proposal before the process begins.

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The scope of the retainer is defined together at the introductory stage and clearly set out in the agreement. Matters that fall outside the scope, such as litigation, arbitration or large-scale transactions, are handled under separately agreed terms. On such matters, we always provide information and a proposal before the process begins.

The scope of the retainer is defined together at the introductory stage and clearly set out in the agreement. Matters that fall outside the scope, such as litigation, arbitration or large-scale transactions, are handled under separately agreed terms. On such matters, we always provide information and a proposal before the process begins.

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