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Practice

Civil disputes

We protect your interests in disputes over contracts, property, inheritance and damages, both in pre-trial negotiations and in court.

What we help with

  • Breach or improper performance of contracts
  • Disputes over real estate and other property
  • Acceptance of inheritance, division of shares and disputes over wills
  • Recovery of material damages and compensation for moral harm
  • Disputes over loan agreements and IOUs
  • Enforcement of court judgments
  • Drafting statements of claim, objections and appeals
  • Representation before appellate and cassation courts

How we work

We start by reviewing your documents and telling you honestly where the case is strong and where it is weak. Where possible we try to settle the dispute before trial through negotiation or a formal demand. If not, we prepare the claim and handle the case at every court level.

What to prepare for the consultation

  • The contract, its annexes and amendments
  • Proof of payment: receipts, bank statements, signed IOUs
  • Correspondence between the parties, including messenger chats
  • Property documents: cadastral extract, certificates, invoices
  • Any court documents already issued in the matter

You can send documents in advance via Telegram or email.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you represent my interests in court?

Yes. We represent clients in civil, commercial (economic) and administrative proceedings in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

What should I do if I have received a statement of claim?

Seek legal help straight away so that a defence can be prepared, evidence collected and a legal position agreed.

Can a court decision be appealed?

Yes. Court decisions may be challenged through appeal, cassation and supervisory review, where the law allows.

How long does a court case usually take?

It depends on the category of the case, the complexity of the dispute, the number of participants and the court’s workload.

Do I need to attend court in person?

In many cases, a lawyer can represent you on the basis of a power of attorney and a legal services agreement.

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