Business law may also be called contract law or commercial law. Basically, it refers to the legal regulation of the various contracts used in business life (sale and purchase, agency, rental, leasing, etc.), with the aim of creating commercial transactions and drawing up agreements for the parties involved.

These agreements are characterised by the fact that they regulate commercial relations where civil law only covers the most important terms and conditions, and therefore the contracting parties must include the details of their business relationship in a agreement, which is why a well-written agreement is of particular importance.

Therefore, I provide legal advice and guidance to clients on a wide range of business transactions and contracts, assisting clients in drafting and negotiating contracts and agreement with counterparties, reviewing existing contracts and providing guidance on compliance with existing legislation as required.