Roland Myca · German lawyer
What should you do next?
You may be about to sign a contract, dealing with a damaged shipment or pursuing a claim after an accident. Tell me what happened. I’ll help you understand where you stand and what you can do next.
Practice areas
Commercial law
An overdue invoice, a disputed delivery or an unclear clause can disrupt day-to-day business. I review the agreement and correspondence so you can assess the claims, the risks and the scope for a settlement.
- Review contracts before signing and assess disputed terms.
- Evaluate outstanding invoices and objections arising from supplies or services.
Transport law
When a shipment arrives damaged, late or incomplete, the transport instructions and the documented sequence of events matter. I review the parties involved, the objections raised and the records needed to assess the matter.
- Assess cargo loss, damage and delivery delays.
- Review freight claims and objections to charges.
Road traffic law
After a crash, you may need to establish what happened, document damage and respond to insurers at the same time. I review the records, discuss possible claims and help prepare the next correspondence.
- Assess liability based on the documented sequence of events.
- Organise damage items and the evidence supporting them.
Legal insights
Contracts between Germany and Poland: which law and which court?
The purchase order and order confirmation refer to different terms, and delivery is late. This article explains which contract records to check first and why governing law and jurisdiction are separate questions.
Letter templates for your next step
Choose a template and replace the fields in square brackets. Check the deadlines and formal requirements that apply before sending.
Reminder for an unpaid invoice
Use this when an invoice has fallen due and your records show an outstanding balance.
Notify a carrier of cargo damage
An initial notice to the carrier when goods arrive damaged or part of a consignment is missing.
Request documents after a road accident
For an enquiry to an insurer when you need a claim reference, documents or an update.
From first contact to the next step
Briefly describe the matter
Tell me what happened, what you want to achieve and whether a deadline is approaching. A few sentences are enough for the initial message.
Identify documents and parties
We discuss the documents I need for an assessment. I check whether I can take on the matter and agree the scope of advice with you.
Discuss options and costs
We review the available steps, their risks and likely costs before you decide how to proceed.