Law of Obligations
Law of obligations is a branch of civil law that regulates obligations and obligatory relationships, which are created either through contracts or directly by law, i.e., obligations resulting from wrongdoing, unjust enrichment, or the administration of foreign affairs. While the principle of informality of legal proceedings applies in the Civil Code, it is a fact that the most significant transactions and agreements undertaken by individuals or legal entities are often documented. The increased evidentiary value of documents and the binding nature of the terms of written agreements make contract drafting a particularly important area of legal expertise. In our office, we have the knowledge, experience, and skills to draft contracts of any nature and review contractual terms. Our experienced lawyers are capable of representing our clients in complex cases involving breaches of contractual terms and conditions, as well as contract nullification cases. Having successfully handled a large number of contracts, we have the experience to provide the appropriate advice to safeguard our clients' interests to the fullest extent possible. Furthermore, our office provides comprehensive coverage to our clients in all matters related to the management and pursuit of claims, from attempts at extrajudicial dispute resolution and settlement to the representation of clients at all stages and processes, including compulsory enforcement. Some examples of our services include:
- Payment orders – Debt collection
- Compensation lawsuits for wrongdoing and contractual liability
- Compulsory enforcement
