Do you work with lawyers or advisers?
Alongside them, never in their place. Our work accompanies that of your professionals; it neither replaces it nor interferes with it.
The correct order, always
If a situation has a legal, medical or financial dimension, the relevant professional must act first. Not afterwards, not in parallel from the outset: first.
We do not say this out of caution but because that is how it works: a shareholder dispute never taken to a lawyer is not a case for us, it is a case for a lawyer. Insomnia never raised with a doctor is a case for a doctor.
A substantial share of the requests we decline are exactly that — and we say so plainly, even when the person is willing to pay.
What we do instead
We arrive once those professionals have done their work, done it well, and something remains unresolved. The agreement was properly signed and the relationship broke down all the same. The numbers were right and the deal turned out backwards for the third time. The reports find nothing, and the person knows something is wrong.
That is where we are. And there, our role is to accompany a decision, not to make it.
What we never do
- We do not say whether a contract is valid, or how it should be drafted.
- We give no opinion on treatment, findings or medication.
- We recommend buying, selling or holding nothing.
- We do not contradict a professional in front of their client.
When someone asks us for one of those four things, the answer is always the same: it is not our terrain, and anyone telling you otherwise is exposing you.
Why this protects you
A professional who accepts every engagement is not being generous: they are being commercial. In a field like this, accepting everything is the first warning sign.
If your situation belongs to someone else, we will say so in the first conversation. It will save you time, and probably money.
If your situation requires it, present it.
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