Household affairs

Business affairs are disputes related to the implementation of economic (entrepreneurial) activities. The vast majority of such disputes arise from contractual obligations with counterparties. Thus, these legal relationships are governed by the Civil Code of Ukraine, but taking into account the norms of the Economic Code of Ukraine.

In this category of cases, a significant role is played by pre-trial settlement of disputes arising between participants in economic relations. This method of settlement allows you to avoid going to court and save the parties from significant losses of finance and time. For this reason, negotiations, claims work and quick resolution of conflict situations ensure a stable property status of a business entity.

All possible disputes arising from economic legal relations can be considered in court: disputes regarding the conclusion, amendment, termination and execution of contracts, disputes arising from corporate relations, including in disputes between participants (founders, shareholders, members) of a legal entity or between by a legal entity and its participant, disputes arising from transactions in shares, shares, shares, other corporate rights, disputes regarding securities, including those related to rights to securities and rights, arising from them, the issue, placement, circulation and redemption of securities, taking into account the rights to them and obligations under them, disputes arising from relations related to the protection of economic competition, limitation of monopoly in economic activity, bankruptcy cases and others.

For the consideration of economic cases, there are specialized economic courts in the system of courts of general jurisdiction, commercial courts of appeal and the Economic Court of Cassation as part of the Supreme Court.

Method

  1. Your appeal

    At the first contact, with the help of the communication means indicated on the website, the lawyer clarifies the essence of the legal issue, and also determines the amount of documents required for submission by the client.

  2. Consultation

    Legal advice is carried out at a personal meeting, at which the lawyer explains the issues of interest to the client, suggests possible ways to solve them and accepts the relevant documents for more detailed acquaintance.

  3. Study of documents

    The legal assessment of the documents provided by the client is carried out in order to finally determine the legal position on the case, inform the client about it, as well as agree on the scope of services provided.

  4. Conclusion of the contract

    Advocacy is carried out on the basis of an agreement on the provision of legal assistance, which is concluded in writing and regulates the conditions and procedure for the provision of advocate services.

  5. Preparation of procedural documents

    In order to protect and exercise the rights of the client, the lawyer draws up statements of claim, appeals and cassation complaints, petitions, inquiries, claims, as well as other procedural documents.

  6. Representation of your interests

    When carrying out advocacy, an advocate has the right to perform any actions that are not prohibited by law, the rules of advocate ethics and an agreement on the provision of legal assistance necessary for the proper execution of an agreement on the provision of legal assistance.