Practice areas

Our services

Legal advice and representation in situations in which commercial, insolvency and contractual questions come together.

Practice areas

Volkmann Rechtsanwälte advises and represents in selected matters of commercial, restructuring and insolvency law. We assist companies and individuals with contractual arrangements, corporate restructuring and the out-of-court or court enforcement of claims. We focus on a careful review, clear priorities and a realistic assessment of the next steps.

The firm has particular experience in insolvency and restructuring law and supports clients in economically challenging phases with case-specific strategies. The range of services is directed at situations in which legal, commercial and communication questions are closely linked.

Insolvency law

Advice in insolvency proceedings, filing duties, creditor issues and restructuring options.

Commercial law

Support on commercial-law questions, contractual relationships and disputes.

Contracts

Review and drafting of contracts with a view to risks, deadlines and enforceability.

Corporate restructuring

Structuring of restructuring steps, negotiations and the legal framework.

Enforcing claims

Review, out-of-court assertion and court pursuit of claims.

Corporate law

Advice on company agreements, duties of corporate organs, reorganisations and conflicts.

Employment law

Employment-law classification of contracts, terminations and operational change.

Receivables

Structured handling of outstanding claims, dunning and enforcement questions.

Documents and financial records in insolvency matters

Insolvency law

The firm accompanies companies, individuals and creditors in insolvency and restructuring law. This includes reviewing filing duties, preparing discussions with the parties involved, representation in proceedings and the legal classification of economic crises.

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Discussion of commercial-law documents

Commercial law

In commercial law, Volkmann Rechtsanwälte advises companies, shareholders and management on ongoing business decisions, contractual questions and commercial disputes. From the legally sound drafting and review of contracts to the out-of-court and court enforcement of your interests, you receive practice-oriented and reliable support.

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Contract signing

Contracts

The specialist lawyers of Volkmann Rechtsanwälte draft and review contractual documents that bring together legal requirements and commercial interests. Whether individual employment contracts or supply and services agreements: the aim is to identify liability risks early and to formulate reliable terms.

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Analysis of commercial figures

Corporate restructuring

Corporate restructuring requires a reliable combination of liquidity planning, creditor communication and legal structure. Volkmann Rechtsanwälte assists in preparing restructuring steps, in out-of-court coordination and in classifying possible procedural options.

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Professional discussion of a mandate

Enforcing claims

Volkmann Rechtsanwälte reviews and pursues claims out of court and in court. In contentious proceedings, a robust assessment of the claim, a comprehensible strategy and a realistic evaluation of cost and litigation risks are decisive.

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Corporate-law advice at a meeting table

Corporate law

In corporate law, Volkmann Rechtsanwälte advises on formations, transformations, provisions of the articles of association and conflicts between the parties involved. Particular weight is given to clear responsibilities, documented resolutions and the legal protection of entrepreneurial decisions.

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Employment-law advice in a meeting room

Employment law

Volkmann Rechtsanwälte advises on employment law in individual and collective contractual arrangements, termination scenarios and disputes. Representation before labour courts and authorities is based on a case-specific review of prospects, risks and options.

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Receivables management and structured documents

Receivables

Volkmann Rechtsanwälte assists in reviewing, enforcing and securing outstanding claims. From a structured dunning phase through court payment-order and action proceedings to enforcement, legal steps and the commercial prospects of recovery are assessed together.

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Orientation before first contact

Frequent questions on advice and process

Many matters start from an uncertain position: outstanding claims, deadlines, commercial pressure, or the question whether an insolvency-law duty already exists. The following answers give a first orientation on what is typically clarified in a discussion.

When is insolvency-law advice useful?

At the latest when interruptions of payments, attachments, tax or social-security arrears, cancelled credit lines or several dunning letters coincide, the position should be reviewed in an ordered way. For managing directors this also concerns filing duties, documentation and liability risks.

Which documents help in a first discussion?

Current liquidity overviews, open receivables and payables, relevant contracts, correspondence with banks or creditors, and court or authority letters are helpful. If not everything is complete, a first sorting can still be useful.

What is clarified first?

The first issues are deadlines, responsibilities and whether immediate action is required. Then the commercial starting point, legal risks and possible next steps are classified. The aim is a reliable order of work, not a premature one-size-fits-all solution.

Can the firm advise debtors and creditors?

Yes, depending on the mandate the firm assists companies, individuals, creditors and other parties. Before a mandate is accepted, conflicts of interest are reviewed and the role the firm can take in the specific situation is clarified.

How does first contact work?

An enquiry can be made by telephone or email. Urgent deadlines should be mentioned at once. Then it is clarified what the matter is about, which documents exist and whether an appointment for further review is useful.

How are costs discussed?

The scope of lawyer work depends on the matter, the deadlines and the effort required. Cost questions are therefore discussed transparently before a further instruction. For a first classification it helps to describe the subject and the urgency as clearly as possible.

If deadlines are already running or letters from a court, tax office, social-security institution, bank or creditor have been received, please mention this expressly in your enquiry.

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Do you need a legal assessment?

In commercial and insolvency law, a careful classification and clear next steps matter. Contact us if you would like a structured assessment of your matter.