Representation of client interests in court and government agencies

Legal support in court cases and with government agencies

Protecting the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and businesses requires a professional legal approach, especially when it comes to litigation or interaction with government agencies. The lawyers of the Consultant legal service provide comprehensive representation of the client's interests at all stages of the case, helping to avoid legal risks and achieve the best possible result.

When you need the help of a lawyer

In various life situations, it may be necessary to contact a lawyer. These can include complex court cases and issues related to decisions of state authorities or enforcement proceedings. A professional lawyer will help you protect your interests and find the best way to solve the problem. Thus, legal support may be required in the following cases:

• Litigation - a lawyer represents the client's interests in civil, administrative, commercial and criminal proceedings. This includes preparing statements of claim, defending in criminal cases, and negotiating with the opposing party.
• Appealing against decisions of state authorities - assistance in cases where it is necessary to cancel an unlawful decision or action of the authorities, appealing to the court or higher authorities.
• Defence in enforcement proceedings - support in debt collection, enforcement of court decisions and appealing against unlawful enforcement actions. A lawyer will help you monitor the enforcement of decisions and prevent illegal seizure of property or accounts.
• Interaction with regulatory authorities - support during inspections, filing complaints and protecting interests in disputes with tax, customs or other government services. A lawyer will help you prepare documents and prevent possible sanctions.
• Preparation of documents and licences - assistance in preparing, submitting and maintaining documents for obtaining permits, licences or state registration, as well as appealing against refusals to issue them.

Legal representation at the early stages of a dispute can significantly increase the chances of a positive resolution and avoid possible risks.

Representation of the client's interests in court and state institutions: how it works

Litigation requires a clear strategy, legal soundness and professional approach:

1. Description of the situation and legal analysis - the lawyer conducts oral communication with the client, establishes the circumstances of the case, analyses the availability of documents and forms an initial legal assessment of the situation.
2. Legal advice - determining the client's expectations, analysing the current legislation and case law governing the issue. The lawyer also shares his or her own experience in resolving similar cases.
3. Preparation of procedural documents - drafting of claims, complaints, appeals and other documents for court proceedings. All documents are drawn up in accordance with the current legislation.
4. Description and selection of options for resolving the case - the lawyer forms a conclusion on the possibility of solving the problem, provides a table with options for action, the timing of each stage, the expected results and the cost of legal services.
5. Legal support in court - a lawyer participates in court hearings, represents the client's interests, provides evidence and arguments in his or her favour. He or she also prepares witnesses and conducts a legal analysis of the opposing party's arguments.
6. Appeals against court decisions - if necessary, an appeal or cassation appeal is filed to have the case reviewed by higher authorities, and the chances of the decision being reversed are analysed.
7. Enforcement of a court decision - control over its implementation, protection of the client's interests in enforcement proceedings, appeal to the executive service or court in case of non-enforcement.

Advantages of cooperation with the legal service ‘Consultant’

Experienced attorneys - a team of lawyers with many years of practice in the field of legal representation.

Comprehensive support - from initial consultation to enforcement of a court decision, as well as assistance in resolving disputes without a trial.

Protection of rights and legitimate interests - lawyers defend the client's position in accordance with the current legislation, analyse possible risks and offer optimal solutions.

Individual approach - development of a personal strategy for resolving each case, analysis of case law and selection of the most effective legal position.

Efficiency and professionalism - quick response to client requests, effective legal assistance, prompt preparation of necessary documents.

Frequently asked questions about legal representation