Specializations of the Office

The court process includes: filing of a lawsuit, response to the lawsuit, evidentiary proceedings, trial and judgment.

The average duration of first-instance proceedings is from several months to several years, depending on the type of case and the court’s workload.

Costs include the court fee (usually 5% of the value of the litigation), attorney’s fees and any incidental expenses.

Yes. All you need to do is submit the appropriate application along with a statement of assets. The court may exempt all or part of the fees.

Evidentiary proceedings are the stage in which the parties present evidence: documents, witness testimony, expert opinions.

Yes, mediation can be faster, cheaper and more effective than traditional litigation.

In the event of a loss, the losing party is usually required to reimburse the winning party for the costs of the proceedings.

It is worth checking the experience, the transparency of the rules of cooperation, the opinion of other clients and the possibility of billing for the result (success fee).

The lawsuit concerns litigation, and the application is filed in non-litigation proceedings, such as inheritance cases.

You will need: a lawsuit, attachments (e.g., contracts, invoices), proof of court fees or a request for exemption from costs.

Yes, in many cases we use a success fee model – part of the remuneration depends on the outcome of the case. We work on the basis of transparent rules set out in the contract, which we do not change during cooperation.