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1. About this site

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2. General information only

The content of this site — including the practice-area pages and articles — is general information and is not legal advice on any specific situation. Laws and case law change; articles describe the law in force when they were published.

Please do not act, or refrain from acting, on information on this site without taking advice on your own case.

3. Lawyer–client relationship

Sending a message through the form or by e-mail does not create a lawyer–client relationship. That relationship arises only when a written legal services contract is signed under Romanian Law no. 51/1995. Until then, please do not send documents or confidential information we have not asked for.

Consultation times requested through the site are firm only once we confirm them by e-mail.

4. Copyright

The texts, logo and graphics of this site are protected by Romanian copyright law (Law no. 8/1996). You may quote short extracts with attribution and a link to the original page; any other reproduction requires our written consent.

5. Limitation of liability

We try to keep the information accurate and current but do not guarantee that it is complete or up to date at all times. The office is not liable for decisions taken solely on the basis of the site’s content, or for the content of external sites we link to.

6. Professional advertising

The presentation of the practice on this site follows the rules on lawyers’ advertising in the Statute of the Romanian legal profession. You can verify the lawyer’s status in the Register of lawyers published by UNBR.

7. Complaints and governing law

If you are unhappy with anything, please write to alina@szilaghi.com. Fee disputes may also be referred to the procedures in the Statute of the legal profession. Consumers may also use alternative dispute resolution (ANPC – SAL). These terms are governed by Romanian law.