First enquiry
State the practice area, countries, objective and any deadlines. Begin with a short summary without confidential attachments.
LEXONEWORLD / A.D.O.S. INTERNATIONAL
A clear question. A thorough review.
Explain the issue and your intended outcome. The firm assesses scope, deadlines and expertise; any advice is based on a detailed study of the facts and available evidence.
Initial assessment
Check availability, expertise, conflicts, urgency and engagement terms. Agree a responsible professional, next step and timing.
Private client file
For each client taken on, a dedicated Google Drive folder is prepared with organised records, sources, chronology and versions.
Evidence review
The professional examines both sides’ records and accounts where available, identifies agreed, disputed and missing elements, and requests necessary additions.
Reasoned advice
Advice sets out facts reviewed, sources, reasoning, options, uncertainties and next steps. Conclusions belong to the instructed professional.
Prompt handling. Rigorous analysis.
The initial response organises the work. Advice needs enough time to examine the evidence; missing essential records and their limits are explained. Voluntary discussion does not replace necessary court protection.
Prepare your enquiry
Choose a practice area and copy this outline, then add a brief account in your message to the firm. Do not upload case documents here. Agree evidence exchange with the professional.
The email button opens your mail application so you can complete and send the message. Alternatively use the firm’s contact details and contact page.
The client file
Engagement and authorisations; question and objectives; facts and chronology; originals and provenance; both sides’ evidence; comparison and gaps; analysis and advice; correspondence; versions and approvals. Access and exchanges are agreed for each engagement.