Contact
Let us discuss your matter.
You can reach us directly by telephone or email. Our office is located in Hofgasse in the centre of Linz.
Address
Hofgasse 9
4020 Linz
Austria

Direct contact
Get in touch directly.
Call us or send us an email with a brief outline of your matter. We will discuss whether and how we can assist you and which documents would be useful for an initial meeting.
Office hours & appointments
Meetings are arranged individually. Please contact us by telephone or email before visiting so that we can set aside sufficient time for your matter. We are also happy to assist you outside our regular office hours if needed.
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Directions & access
Hofgasse 9
4020 Linz · Austria
Use “Plan route” to prepare your journey to our office.
Our entrance is located on Hofgasse. Our offices are on the first floor and can be reached either via the staircase or by lift. Please note that there are two steps at the entrance and one additional step on the way to the lift.
If you have limited mobility or any questions regarding access to our premises, please let us know before your visit. We will be happy to discuss the local access conditions with you and assist you as best we can.
Plan route (external website, new window)Your first contact
Call us or send us an email. A brief description of your matter and the names of the people or companies involved will help us make an initial assessment. Please specifically mention any running deadlines or scheduled hearings or appointments.
We will then discuss whether and how we can assist you and which documents would be useful for an initial meeting. Please agree with us in advance how to send extensive or particularly confidential documents.
An initial enquiry alone does not establish an engagement. If a deadline is running, please also contact us by telephone.
Fees & working together
At the outset, we discuss the nature and scope of our work and the basis on which fees will be charged. Together, we can then determine which legal steps are appropriate and how the engagement should be structured.