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One of my guiding principles is…

In this video, I share one of my most important guiding principles as a lawyer: I simply don’t take the piss out of my clients. That may sound obvious, but for me it has a deeper meaning.

I explain how I implement this principle in my daily work. When I quote an hourly rate, I stick to it. I don’t talk clients into pointless contracts or futile court proceedings just to increase my fees.

I speak openly about how I sometimes lose clients because I advise them against decisions that I think are disadvantageous. Even if I could earn money from a contract, I advise against it if it would be an unwise business decision.

I emphasize that I do not care about my fees if the client has no added value or it would even be disadvantageous for him. My aim is always to act in the best interests of my clients, even if that means foregoing potential income.

This video gives an authentic insight into my work ethic and my understanding of what it means to be a trusted legal advisor. It shows how I put integrity and honesty at the heart of my advice and why this is the only right way for me to practice my profession.

 


Marian Härtel

Marian Härtel ist spezialisiert auf die Rechtsgebiete Wettbewerbsrecht, Urheberrecht und IT/IP Recht und hat seinen Schwerpunkt im Bereich Computerspiele, Esport, Marketing und Streamer/Influencer. Er betreut Startups im Aufbau, begleitet diese bei sämtlichen Rechtsproblemen und unterstützt sie im Business Development.

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