Civil law
In Russia, “civil law” represents a branch of law that regulates proprietary and non-proprietary relations. Thus, civil law regulates such social relations as interchange of goods for money (buying and selling, supply, transportation of goods, property leases, rents, etc.), other economic relations connected with the transfer of rights to a piece of property (donations, free use and etc.), intellectual property and personal property relations (e.g. the relations arising in relation to such intangible items as the name, honor, reputation and dignity).
Our civil law attorneys provide the following services:
- Representation of clients before governmental bodies, the Prosecutor’s Office, the Federal Migration Service of Russia, and in the executive branch of the Russian Federation;
- Representation of clients in courts of general jurisdiction in cases on property disputes, consumer rights, and on establishing facts of legal significance;
- Representation in cases on compensation of material and moral damages, debt collection;
- Representation in court proceedings challenging the existing laws and regulations, decisions, action ( inaction) of state authorities, local governmental bodies, official, state or municipal employees;
- Preparation and submission of complaints to the European Court of Human Rights and representation of clients before the European Court of Human Rights;
- Protection of intellectual property rights;
- Protection of honor and dignity in court.
