Looking for a Lawyer/Solicitor (European law)

[bigtimespaghetti]

Hi,

I've been in touch with a big law firm, but I wanted to ask around to see if there are any solicitors or lawyers familiar with EU law that might be interested in taking on a case.

It's to do with a group buy organiser absconding with assets and not refunding. We have a lot of information collated, I've been spearheading the organisation of it.

Before I continue with my law firm, I'd love to hear from someone in the community that may be willing to take on the case.

Thanks.

[kuroman]

Is it business related?

[bigtimespaghetti]

Is it business related?

Yes, it is to do with goods paid for but not delivered.

[kuroman]

Ah I can't help with that, I have some knowledge when it comes to EU and CE, about legal procedure when it comes to company registration and anticompetitive regulations and what's not (thing you usually see in an MBA or equivalent, but for such procedure I can't help sorry.

On the other hand I can suggest you to try other media such Reddit, either posting on the law section there or try jobs4bitcoin section Goodluck

NB: Good it's in the UE because the period on which if you are not delivered the promissed goods is small and regulated compared to other areas such as the NA, and the company should either deliver the goods once it gets an official notification, or reimburse everything it owns you + damage unless they fill for bankrupty or restructering plan.

[bigtimespaghetti]

Ah I can't help with that, I have some knowledge when it comes to EU and CE, about legal procedure when it comes to company registration and anticompetitive regulations and what's not (thing you usually see in an MBA or equivalent, but for such procedure I can't help sorry.

On the other hand I can suggest you to try other media such Reddit, either posting on the law section there or try jobs4bitcoin section Goodluck

NB: Good it's in the UE because the period on which if you are not delivered the promissed goods is small and regulated compared to other areas such as the NA, and the company should either deliver the goods once it gets an official notification, or reimburse everything it owns you + damage unless they fill for bankrupty or restructering plan.

Thank you Kuroman, the information was really useful. Do you have a tipping address? I don't have anything right now, but I'd like to be able to thank you in the future

[mcleo]

Read through my law services thread.
I am a law student at Trinity College, in Dublin.

I am going to be specializing in virtual currencies and their law as it pertains to the EU, although my scope is much narrorwer at the moment (just looking at Ireland).
I cannot take this case on because I am not certified to practice law, but I can certainly provide some feedback and I am always keen on learning about new cases.

If you would like to use e-mail to discuss the matter, let me know in a PM.  If not, I wish you luck.

[kuroman]

Ah I can't help with that, I have some knowledge when it comes to EU and CE, about legal procedure when it comes to company registration and anticompetitive regulations and what's not (thing you usually see in an MBA or equivalent, but for such procedure I can't help sorry.

On the other hand I can suggest you to try other media such Reddit, either posting on the law section there or try jobs4bitcoin section Goodluck

NB: Good it's in the UE because the period on which if you are not delivered the promissed goods is small and regulated compared to other areas such as the NA, and the company should either deliver the goods once it gets an official notification, or reimburse everything it owns you + damage unless they fill for bankrupty or restructering plan.

Thank you Kuroman, the information was really useful. Do you have a tipping address? I don't have anything right now, but I'd like to be able to thank you in the future

I've sent you more informations trough pm and hopefully it will help you , best of luck