Practice area
The European Court of Human Rights is an international judicial authority before which individuals, groups, legal entities, and states may apply within specific procedural rules when fundamental rights secured by the Convention and its additional protocols are violated.
The Constitutional Court reviews whether laws, presidential decrees, and parliamentary bylaws comply with the Constitution in form and substance, and it also rules on individual applications.
Criminal law is the branch of public law that examines the concepts of crime and punishment. It studies conduct defined as criminal and prescribes the sanctions attached to such conduct.
Administrative law sets out the rules governing the organization and activity of public administration while balancing public authority and privilege with individual rights and freedoms.
Labor law covers worker rights, wages, unions, and employer-employee relations. Employment disputes are generally heard before specialized labor courts.
Inheritance law regulates testamentary dispositions that take effect after death and determines to whom and in what manner a deceased person’s estate is transferred.
Commercial law is the branch of law covering the legislative framework related to trade. It regulates commercial dealings, transactions, and the rights of parties in business relationships.
Our office advises companies on customs legislation and regimes, export and import operations, free zones, transit trade, transportation, and related commercial flows.
Insurance law is a branch of private law covering property and liability insurance as well as life, health, and accident insurance relationships and disputes.
Health law governs the right to receive healthcare, the protection of public and family health, doctor-patient relations, and the rights, obligations, and liabilities arising in medical care.
IT law is concerned with the sharing of digital information. It defines the legal framework for internet use and covers issues such as privacy and freedom of expression.
A consumer is a person acting for non-commercial or non-professional purposes. Consumer law addresses disputes arising within legal relationships established with consumers.
Real estate law covers the legal framework related to land, plots, houses, flats, apartments, and other immovable property in relationships between individuals and institutions.
Foreigners law consists of the rules applied by the state to non-citizens entering the country. The applicable regime may vary depending on the foreign national’s country of citizenship.
It governs the collection of monetary and secured claims through public authority, within statutory limits, when debts remain unpaid at the request of the creditor.
Family law covers engagement, the grounds and consequences of divorce, matrimonial property regimes, lineage, adoption, custody, alimony, and related family matters.
Public procurement law regulates the procedures and principles applicable to tenders carried out by public institutions and entities that use public resources under public supervision.
