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Tailor-made support

You need
of a fully written opinion

On a question that falls outside your specialty, a novel question or a particularly complex question, Seconda supports you with a Consultation.

And if your project budget is a little tight or if you just want to have the relevant elements to free your pen, Seconda will send you a Note.

You already have
drafted conclusions or a contract

If you require expert review, both to validate and possibly strengthen what you have written, and to verify that no avenue or risk has been overlooked, Seconda offers you a Second Look.

You can't find a reliable answer
to the "little question"

This answer "certainly exists somewhere" but it is outside your area of expertise, Seconda delivers a Second.

The services are subject to a flat-rate assessment which, when converted to an hourly rate, is between €200 and €300 per hour excluding tax.

Some examples
of our support

A case involving one of your regular clients raises a complex question that falls outside your area of expertise?

Mylène Bernardon, a lawyer specializing in health law and co-founder of the firm Anodys, describes the consultation carried out by Seconda which allowed her to answer a pointed question of insurance law raised by one of her cases.

In anticipation of negotiations, do you need clarification on the content of foreign law?

Jean-Pierre Sommelet, "a lover of law" and 54 years at the bar, details the consultation in Japanese law that was given to him.

You have a stream of ongoing cases at various stages of the process, all related to the same issue, and you want to be sure you don't miss any opportunities?

Anastasia Pitchouguina, who settled in after ten years in a large Anglo-Saxon firm, tells you about the "toolbox" provided by Seconda to deal with her various disputes.

Do you want to produce in court an expert opinion on an undecided point of law?

Serge Vatine, co-founder of the firm Bold, explains how Seconda enabled him to produce in a dispute a consultation on the authorization to exploit works produced within the framework of an employment contract, written jointly by an academic and a lawyer.

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