In a Europe without borders, individuals and businesses need increasingly to face legal problems which go beyond national boundaries and traditional areas of involvement. Whilst international relations continue to grow, law still differs from country; every area keeping ist own legal customs and business style.
The best way to handle Europe´s legal, judicial and commercial diversity is to use local qualified knowledge and advice. Consulting a law firm in the region where the problem occurs ensures a quick and effective response from lawyers who know local authorities, legislations and customs,speaks the language and can avoid extra-charges for travel expenses.
EUROJURIS ist the premier international network of independent law firms covering some 650 locations in Europe. EUROJURIS INTERNATIONAL is composed of 18 individual national Eurojuris Associations, some of which may have permanent staff to manage their internal network. Each national member group is a network of strictly co-opted medium-sized law fims from its country.
EUROJURIS has some 700 law firms and 4.000 recognized lawyers accross the European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland. In Germany in nearly every town bigger than 100.000 inhabitants you will find a EUROJURIS law firm. In some towns bigger than thatyou will find three or four law firms, especially in Berlin.
EUROJURIS has been formed to help solve any legal problem business and private clients might encounter anywhere in Europe.
EUROJURIS has valuable links to law firms in various part of the world.
How do we operate? When consulting your nearest EUROJURIS law firm, you now have access to legal and commercial advice not only all over Europe but also worldwide. Your local EUROJURIS lawyer will contact an appropriate lawyer abroad or provides you with details of the legalpractitioners you need to contact.
All EUROJURIS law firms are well-established and reputable firms in their community. They are carefully selected and abide by defined quality standards relating to fees, mandatory professional indemnity insurance, knowledge of foreign languages, promptness, confidentiality. All firms maintaintheir professional independance.