Contract law in South Tyrol – legal and tax review
Whether it’s a sales contract, a lease agreement, a cooperation agreement or a cross-border business relationship: a contract is only as strong as the way it is drafted. Unclear provisions on liability, termination or dispute resolution will sooner or later become a problem – usually at the worst possible moment.
From the preliminary agreement to the ongoing business relationship
To ensure that agreements do not give rise to disputes, clear and balanced provisions are required. We draft, review and negotiate contracts for companies, investors and private individuals in Italy. The scope of services, liability, security, warranties and dispute resolution are all set out clearly and transparently.
Negotiating across borders, concluding agreements in a legally compliant manner
International contractual relationships present additional challenges. We therefore assist with cross-border contract negotiations and help adapt existing agreements to new legal or economic conditions.
Your contacts
Dott. Comm. Josef Vieider
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Phone: +39 0471 288 333
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Dott. Comm. Alessandro Zanellato
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Dott. Comm. Stefan Lanznaster
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Dott. Comm. Thomas Pichler
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RA Avv. Vanessa Gasteiger
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RA Avv. Anja Michaela Wirth
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