Cross-border perspective

When your legal matter crosses borders

Living abroad or holding documents from another country can affect the assessment of a matter.

Identify connections with other countries

The parties’ residence, where a document was signed or where property is located may be relevant to the initial review. Mention these connections at the first discussion.

Retain documents as received

Keep documents and correspondence in their original form. Whether translations or additional formalities are required should be assessed after the documents have been reviewed.

An individual assessment

Jurisdiction, applicable law and relevant procedures cannot be established from a general description alone. They require a review of the particular facts and available documents.

Information on this website is general and does not replace legal advice. Contacting the practice does not, by itself, establish a lawyer–client relationship.

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