The vast variety of firms constituting INTERLEGAL Network have specific similarities and common goals. These firms are counselling a diverse clientele, from large public corporations to small businesses. INTERLEGAL firms provide high-quality legal services to their clients and have different fields of expertise to address the specialized needs of many sectors. The main purpose of the Network is to offer clients who do business with an INTERLEGAL firm, the same service, quality and professionalism they are used to when dealing with their own personal lawyer.

At the beginning, INTERLEGAL was an European Economic Interest Group (EEIG) called Eurojurist. To ensure the enlargement of membership to non-European members, the EEIG had to change its legal constitution to a more appropriate entity, namely, a network. From a few members, the network now has more than thirty members in different European and American countries. The firms are based in the following countries: Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, England and Wales, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Northern Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, United States of America, U.S. Virgin Islands.

The business world is in constant evolution and thus is substantially different from what it was even ten years ago. The context and requirements of modern business contracts have greatly changed in order to keep pace with market globalisation.

International transactions have become a common place for many businesses and individuals, whether they are small and emerging enterprises or large corporations.

INTERLEGAL offers clients a comprehensive range of legal services, complemented by a knowledge of business, customs and local culture within each country. INTERLEGAL can assess the impact of future developments on company activities and the direct consequences of legislation on competition policy, elimination of technical barriers, amendments in company law, and laws regulating free movement of persons.

The INTERLEGAL Network has the expertise required to address every need of a client's business and advance its interests around the world. The members have a reputation for providing high-quality advice from the inception of the deal to the final detailed contract.

INTERLEGAL firms work in close cooperation enabling clients to benefit from the expertise and experience of a variety of lawyers specializing in different fields of law, such as: