Legal Coaching
Legal Coaching as a Method of Alternative Dispute Resolution.
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More than Traditional Legal Advice
Legal Coaching, in contrast to legal advice, involves the individual guidance and support of the client by an experienced lawyer, following the principles of coaching.
The client’s interests and needs, along with a focus on sustainable, out-of-court dispute resolution, are paramount.
Legal Coaching is the fusion of law and intervention – a holistic approach to analyze, understand, and sustainably resolve conflicts.
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Personal Conflict Coaching
External conflicts often mirror our inner world. Sylvia Freygner analyzes objective and personal levels to identify internal triggers such as fears and belief patterns. This leads to strategies that combine judicial and out-of-court solutions.
Legal Coaching
Legal Coaching offers support in court proceedings or out-of-court dispute resolution. It combines strategic planning with litigation preparation to conserve financial, time, and personal resources.
Negotiation Management
Successful negotiation requires strategic skill and conflict-free communication. Sylvia Freygner relies on de-escalation techniques and precise planning to achieve sustainable solutions.
Strategic Coaching
Highly complex conflicts and cross-border cases require clear strategies. Sylvia Freygner combines interdisciplinary expertise with strategic client management to successfully navigate even challenging situations.
Tax Coaching
In the area of finance and taxes, tax coaching supports the analysis of conflicts, tax law issues, and strategic solutions. The goal is to reconcile legal and economic interests.
Crisis Intervention &
Crisis Communication
Litigation PR combines legal expertise with targeted public relations. Through clear communication strategies and storytelling, clients in crisis situations are protected from negative reporting and social media campaigns.
Law is the framework, coaching is the bridge – together they lead to solutions that not only endure but also open new perspectives.
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