Corporate
Banking and Finance Law
In a lending relationship the real negotiation ends not at the interest rate but at the security. The type of security, and how it will be turned into cash, decides in advance where each side will stand if things go badly.
We work on reviewing loan agreements before signature, on establishing security — mortgages and pledges above all — and on disputes arising from suretyship. Suretyship is one of the subjects contested most often afterwards, particularly where the personal liability of company shareholders is concerned.
Claims for debt and compensation arising from banking transactions, disputes over consumer loans, and claims under insurance law are also handled within this area.
Related services
- Loan agreements and security structures
- Mortgage and pledge transactions
- Disputes arising from suretyship
- Consumer law disputes
- Insurance law
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The information on this page is general and does not take the place of legal advice. If you have a concrete matter in hand, write to us and let us talk.
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