Twelve legal areas, nine industry focus areas, one contact person: from incorporation to contracts and compliance to crisis counseling — digitally, nationwide, and exclusively for companies.
Clience.Legal advises exclusively companies, founders and managing directors — nationwide, digitally and with a dedicated contact person. Six core legal areas form the foundation, six special topics cover the questions that actually arise in medium-sized businesses and in growing digital companies. Each of these twelve legal areas has its own page with detailed explanations, procedures and answers to the most frequently asked questions.
The common denominator is our 360-degree approach: legal services without an entrepreneurial perspective lead to piecemeal solutions and a waste of resources. Those who only seek legal advice when problems arise pay with stress, legal disputes, and penalties. That’s why we consider legal, entrepreneurial, and human issues together — and, wherever possible, advise before anything happens.
The team is led by attorney Darius Dubiel, Certified Specialist in Commercial and Corporate Law (awarded by the Regional Bar Association Nuremberg), certified compliance manager, external data protection officer and graduate of the specialist attorney course in insolvency law, restructuring and reorganization. 15 years of experience, over 1,000 companies advised and more than 4,500 completed projects underpin every assessment.
Six core practice areas form the foundation of our advice. Each card leads to the detailed practice area page.
Business law brings together all the legal issues that arise in day-to-day business — from the choice of legal form, contracts and liability to compliance and crisis prevention.
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Commercial and corporate law governs how a company is structured, who makes decisions, who is liable, and how shares are transferred.
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In a corporate crisis, timing determines how many options remain: those who act early can restructure, negotiate and shape the outcome — those who wait until the duty to file for insolvency applies will be administered.
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Data protection is not a mere formality for companies; it is a question of organization: who processes which data, on what legal basis, with which service providers and with what technical safeguards?
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Compliance means that a company demonstrably complies with the laws, regulations, and internal rules that apply to it.
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A good contract does not regulate the normal case, but the exceptional case: What happens in the event of default, defects, termination, or dispute? It is precisely there that the decision is made whether a contract protects your company or merely describes the cooperation.
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Six issues that in practice are particularly often decisive regarding liability, turnover and reputation.
Managing directors are personally liable if they violate their duty of care — and this applies to their personal assets.
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Most conflicts in commercial agency law arise in three areas: the calculation of commissions, the book extract, and the compensation claim after the contract ends.
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Since the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) decision of June 12, 2025, online coaching contracts without ZFU approval are void, even in B2B.
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The use of artificial intelligence raises essentially three legal issues for companies: who is liable for erroneous results, who owns the generated content, and what happens to the data entered?
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An external legal department takes on the tasks of an internal legal department without requiring you to build up personnel for it: ongoing advice, contract review, risk management, and a point of contact for management and specialist departments.
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Companies must accept criticism — but not every review.
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Trust, excellence, and discretion characterize the relationship between us and our clients. That’s why you won’t find any names of companies we represent on our website — we’ve been representing some of them for over a decade. Industry knowledge is not a marketing argument; it saves time: Anyone who knows how fulfillment works, how an influencer deal is structured, or how a SaaS contract is calculated doesn’t have to explain the situation and can immediately discuss risks.
License, development and SaaS contracts, data protection and data processing on behalf.
Sales structures, commission models and T&Cs in mass-market business.
Fulfillment contracts, liability allocation, and e-commerce obligations.
Corporate legal structure, contracts and data protection in practice.
Influencer and management contracts, labeling and rights chains.
T&Cs, order terms, withdrawal, privacy policy and Legal Notice.
Contracts with subcontractors, collateral and crisis prevention.
Terms of purchase and sale, warranty and distribution law.
FernUSG applicability, ZFU approval, contracts and defense.
Four steps from the first contact to ongoing cooperation — without paperwork and without any obligations at the first meeting.
Brief introductory conversation, digital and non-binding.
Secure and digital, with no paperwork at all.
Analysis of your situation with clear recommendations.
Efficient, location-independent and personal.
Business law, commercial and corporate law, crisis advisory and insolvency law, IT and data protection law, compliance and sustainability, and contract drafting — complemented by managing director liability, commercial agency law, online coaching law/FernUSG, AI law, an on-demand external legal department, and online reputation management.
Among others for software/IT/SaaS, mobile telephony and telecommunications, fulfillment and dropshipping providers, physiotherapy practices, influencer agencies, online shop operators, the construction industry, the automotive trade, as well as coaches and consulting agencies.
Trust, excellence and discretion characterize our relationship with our clients. That’s why you won’t find any names of companies we represent on our website — we have been representing some of them for over a decade.
We advise coaches and education providers on staying outside the scope of ZFU approval or applying for it, review contracts, sales pages, and onboarding processes, and defend against repayment claims following the 2025 BGH ruling.
No. Our services are exclusively for entrepreneurs and companies. We are not the right choice for you if you do not have or want to start a business, if you are looking for a tax advisor, or if you prefer to go it alone rather than work with experts.
With a free initial consultation of 15 to 20 minutes. After that, you securely submit your documents digitally, receive a free initial assessment with clear recommendations, and then decide on the further cooperation.
In the free initial consultation, we assess your matter and show you the next step.
