Dispute settlement / legal proceedings

We assist our clients in dispute resolution both in pre-litigation processes and in court. Our specialists have extensive experience in litigation involving state institutions, labor law issues, and commercial law matters, such as defending minority shareholder rights. We develop legal strategies aimed at protecting our clients' interests in the best possible way.

Services offered:

  • Debt recovery from a legal person;
  • Insurance disputes;
  • Labour legal disputes (representing the employee’s/employer’s interests);
  • Representation of customer’s interests in a dispute with public entities (State Revenue Service, Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs, State Labour Inspectorate, etc.
  • Challenging various types of administrative acts;
  • Settlement of disputes in the field of cargo transportation (on cargo damage, cargo loss, cargo delivery delay, etc.);
  • Any other disputes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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1

Can the lessee/tenant be evicted without his/her consent?

No, under no circumstances may the lessee/tenant be evicted without his/her consent. If the lessor /renter has the right to evict the lessee/tenant, but he/she refuses to leave the premises, the lessor /renter must apply to the court for the eviction of the lessee/tenant.

2

When real estate is purchased, it turned out that the real estate was leased/ rented. Is the new owner bound by the lease/rental agreement concluded by the previous owner?

The lease/rental agreement is binding on the new owner only if it is recorded in the land register. Otherwise, the new owner has the right to approach the lessees/tenants with a demand to vacate the real estate.

3

How to fire an employee who does not come to work?

If an employee does not come to work without a justifiable reason, the employer has the right to fire him, following the process established by the Labor Law, namely by sending a request for explanations about the reasons for absenteeism to the address indicated in the employee's employment contract (or the declared address). After receiving explanations or if the employee does not provide explanations, send the employee a notice of termination of the employment contract (on dismissal) to the address specified in the employee's employment contract (or the declared address).

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