Our Working Areas

Real estate law regulates the acquisition, transfer, use, and leasing of immovable property (such as land, plots, and buildings), the establishment of mortgages and other property rights, as well as the resolution of disputes arising from these matters.

Criminal law is the branch of law that regulates acts considered crimes, the penalties to be imposed for such acts, criminal liability, and the procedures of criminal prosecution.

Consumer law is a branch of law that regulates the relationships between consumers and sellers/providers. It covers the protection of consumers during the purchase of goods and services, rights related to defective goods or services, withdrawal and return processes, and the resolution of consumer complaints.

Enforcement and bankruptcy law is the branch of law that includes the procedures for creditors to collect their debts by accessing the debtor’s assets (enforcement), as well as the rules governing the distribution of the debtor’s estate and the settlement of debts in cases where the debtor loses the ability to pay (bankruptcy).

Family law is the branch of law that regulates intra-family relationships such as marriage, divorce, custody, alimony, property regimes, and lineage, defining the rights and obligations of family members.

Administrative law is the branch of law that regulates the establishment of public administration bodies, their duties and powers, the legal control of their transactions and actions, and the execution of public services.

Lawsuits arising from traffic accidents involve compensation claims (for bodily injury, material damage, and/or emotional distress) by those harmed in vehicle collisions. These disputes are resolved in court or through mediation, based on fault determination, liability shares, and damage calculations.

Insurance law is the branch of law that regulates the establishment of insurance contracts, the rights and obligations of the parties, premium payments, claims for compensation, and the supervision and responsibilities of insurance companies.

Sports law is a branch of law that governs the relationships between athletes, clubs, federations, and other sports organizations. It covers contracts, disciplinary regulations, anti-doping efforts, sports investments, and regulations related to international sports law.

Immigration and refugee law is the branch of law that regulates the entry, residence, and work permits of foreigners; refugee status, protection measures, deportation procedures, and the rights and obligations of these individuals.

Eviction and rent disputes fall within a branch of law that resolves conflicts arising from lease agreements between tenants and property owners. These cases typically involve claims for unpaid rent and requests for the termination of the lease contract and the evacuation of the property.

Inheritance law is the branch of law that governs how a deceased person’s estate is transferred—specifying to whom, in what proportions, and through which legal procedures.

Inheritance law is the branch of law that governs how a deceased person’s estate is transferred—specifying to whom, in what proportions, and through which legal procedures.