01 / IntakeIndependent review · Ukrainian law · Not a brokerage

Send the documents. Get a scope before a price.

No file is reviewed until we agree in writing what is reviewed. Anything missing from the list is named in the scope matrix as excluded, not quietly assumed. The same matrix fixes page limits, language and delivery date.

  1. Step 01

    Within one business day you receive a written scope matrix covering the documents listed here.

  2. Step 02

    You get a fixed fee and a delivery date quoted against that matrix, not against a phone description. The fee structure is published in full.

  3. Step 03

    Work begins once both sides sign the engagement agreement. Until then no advocate-client relationship exists and no review has started.

Questions before you attach anything? Write to contact@bryntheis.com or call +380 933 097 8024. Ready to send the file? Open the intake form.

03 / Intake

Request the written scope matrix

Tell us your role, the document type and your deadline. We reply with a written scope matrix naming the included documents, page limits, language and exclusions, before any engagement agreement is signed.

The scope matrix and findings are sent in writing to this address.

An approximate figure is enough. Limits are fixed in the scope matrix.

Draft scope heading: choose a role and a document type.

04 / Scope Before engagement

No engagement exists until the scope is signed.

The intake form collects facts about the property and the contract. It does not create an advocate-client relationship, and it does not start work. We confirm the arrangement in a written scope matrix that names each document we will read, the page limits, the working language and the exclusions.

  • Written scope matrixSigned first
  • Advocate-client relationshipFrom engagement date
  • Documents outside the matrixQuoted separately
  • Court representationOut of scope

If a file needs a document we did not list, we say so in writing before opening it. Review the standard document set or send the intake form and we will reply with a written scope for your property.

Statute references in our findings, such as Civil Code of Ukraine art. 657, are explanatory and not a promise of outcome.