Legal notice

BCA Law

Carr-Allinson Attorneys-At-Law
Richard-Wagner-Str. 9a
60318 Frankfurt
Germany

E-Mail: Bettina.Carr-Allinson@bcalaw.net

VAT identification number: DE 012 809 13572

Professional Designation and competent association of lawyers

The statutory professional designation of a member of the law firm is “Rechtsanwalt” or “Rechtsanwältin” of the Federal Republic of Germany. All lawyers are admitted in Germany and are members of the association of lawyers

Rechtsanwaltskammer Frankfurt am Main
Bockenheimer Anlage 36
60322 Frankfurt
Tel: +49 (0) 69 17 00 98-01
E-Mail: info@rechtsanwaltskammer-ffm.de
Website: www.rakffm.de

Applicable legal provisions:

Applicable legal provisions:

The relevant legal provisions for lawyers (BRAO, RVG, Code of Ethics) apply and may be inspected at the Federal Bar Associaton (BRAK):

• Federal Rules and Regulations for the German Bar (BRAO);
• Professional Rules for Lawyers (BORA);
• Act on fees for lawyers (RVG);
• Professional Rules and Regulations for Lawyers in the European Union

All texts are available on the website
www.brak.de/fuer-anwaelte/berufsrecht/

Professional liability insurance

A professional liability insurance has been concluded with HDI Versicherung AG, Postfach 1022 51, 70018 Stuttgart.

The territorial application of the insurance extends in particular to legal advice in Germany.

Responsible in accordance with section 55 RStV (Interstate Broadcasting Agreement):

Attorney-At-Law Bettina Carr-Allinson (Address and contact cf details of law firm).

Disclaimer

We provide a variety of information on our website, which we have carefully reviewed. We however do not accept any responsibility for loss which may arise from accessing or relying on information included in this website. In particular, we cannot assume any responsibility for the content of external sites that links to are included on our website.

Should you wish to contact us by e-mail, please note that due to the technical conditions on the Internet, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed for these messages. E-mails can be changed or lost by third parties.

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Karolina Krausser