WILIŃSKI LEGAL
Briefly describe the matter or contact us directly. For urgent matters involving arrest, search or pre-trial detention, call us.
In your message, it is enough to briefly state the type of matter, the stage of proceedings and the date of the next procedural step or hearing. Do not send documents containing particularly sensitive data before the firm confirms acceptance of the matter.
Sending a message does not mean that the mandate has been accepted or that an attorney-client relationship has been established.
When contacting WILIŃSKI LEGAL, briefly describe the matter, identify any court, prosecutor’s office, authority or counterparty involved, and state the nearest deadline. If the case concerns an arrest, pre-trial detention, a European Arrest Warrant, extradition, a search, an urgent family matter or another time-sensitive procedure, make that clear at the beginning of the message.
For an initial assessment, it is usually helpful to provide the key documents that explain the chronology of the case, such as a summons, order, decision, contract, judgment or relevant correspondence. There is no need to send an entire archive before the scope of the consultation is agreed. The firm first checks whether it can accept the matter, including any conflict-of-interest considerations, and then confirms the proposed next step and form of consultation.