F.A.Q

Real estate law is an area of law that deals with the sale, purchase, and rental of residential or commercial property. Whether you are an owner, seller, a lessor, or a lessee, you are never exempt from legal proceedings. The assistance of a lawyer in your real estate transactions is invaluable to prevent possible litigation, or to aid you in resolving any pending litigation. Contact us and benefit from our expertise in drafting offers and promises to purchase, residential and commercial leases.
We have expertise in the following areas:

• Promise to purchase and negotiation of real estate transaction;
• Latent defect remedy;
• Transactional Litigation;
• Dispute in relation to the real estate broker;
• Drafting of residential and commercial leases;
• Property and lease disputes;
• Divided and undivided co-ownership;
• Mortgage and publication in the land register;

A contract is legally defined as an agreement between two or more consenting parties. The drafting of a contract is a linguistic art; any ambiguous clause or term can lead to a wrong or incorrect interpretation.
Our lawyers with many years of experience in contract law and contract drafting are at your disposal for any legal question. Whether it is to draft a contract, interpret its clauses or to help you get out of a dispute, our team is there for you.

Our team of lawyers can help you with your cases of:

• Insurance Litigation;
• Contractual dispute;
• Drafting of commercial lease;
• Drafting of commercial agreements and partnerships.

Sports law encompasses many different areas of law. Our legal skills allow us to be effective in drafting and negotiating contracts.

We also represent athletes in personal injury claims and in litigation and disputes involving sports associations.

Do business with our team of professionals :

• Drafting and negotiation of contractual agreements;
• Partnership agreement;
• Visa Application;
• Representation before the Sport Administrative Tribunal;
• Sports injury claim;

A Lessor is someone who leases a dwelling with a counterpart of a rent paid by the lessee. A landlord is not automatically an owner. For more information, please contact us.