Send a short description of the issue and mention any active deadline, scheduled hearing or decision already received. We will then tell you which documents are needed for that type of matter.

Questions Clients Ask Before Instructing a Lawyer
These answers explain how we usually organise legal work in Georgia: first contact, documents, remote representation, fees and next steps. A specific matter is assessed from its own documents and procedural position.
Yes. For international clients and clients outside Tbilisi, the initial discussion and document exchange can usually be handled remotely. Representation may require an appropriate power of attorney.
Our office is in Tbilisi, but depending on the matter we can represent clients before courts and administrative authorities in other parts of Georgia.
Send the main documents available — for example a contract, claim or defence, decision, authority letter, registry extract, official correspondence or other material on which the matter is based.
As early as possible, especially if an investigation is ongoing, an administrative decision has been received, a court hearing is scheduled or an appeal deadline is running.
Yes. The work can be limited to reviewing and commenting on a specific document, or it can include negotiation and preparation of a revised draft.
Not always. Depending on the judgment and the applicable legal basis, a separate recognition or enforcement procedure may be required in Georgia.
We treat lawyer-client communications in accordance with applicable legal and professional confidentiality duties. Do not send unnecessarily sensitive information through a public form; where needed, we can arrange an appropriate method for exchanging documents.
