Sofia
Lawyer in Sofia
Our office is in Sofia — home to the Supreme Court of Cassation, the Supreme Administrative Court and the central institutions before which the most important banking, commercial and tax cases are decided.
Where cases are decided at last instance.
Sofia is the seat of our practice. Here we advise clients, prepare their contracts and transactions, and represent them before the regional, city and appellate courts, the Administrative Court Sofia City and both Supreme Courts.
The capital is home to the head office of the National Revenue Agency, the Registry Agency, the Bulgarian National Bank, the Competition Protection Commission and the Consumer Protection Commission — the institutions that banking and commercial law meet every day.
Meetings take place at our office at 5 Gen. Shteryu Atanasov St. by appointment.
The country's financial centre.
Sofia hosts the head offices of almost every bank, leasing company and non-bank lender in Bulgaria, and of many foreign investors. That makes the capital the natural centre of banking and corporate disputes.
It is also where the largest real estate development deals are made — with mortgages, project finance and disputes between investors, contractors and buyers.
Typical matters in Sofia
- Disputes with banks and lessors
- Payment orders and objections
- Commercial Register filings and changes
- Tax audits and court appeals
- Cassation appeals to the Supreme Courts
- Construction contracts and mortgages
How we work in Sofia
- 01
Office meeting
A consultation at our Sofia office or by video call.
- 02
Documents
Review of contracts and papers; assessment of deadlines and risks.
- 03
Representation
Before the capital's courts and institutions — at every instance.
01Where is the office?
At 5 Gen. Shteryu Atanasov St., 1113 Sofia. Meetings are by appointment — call or send an enquiry.
02Can the consultation be online?
Yes. For clients outside Sofia or abroad we hold consultations by video call and exchange documents by email.
Consultation
Tell us about your case.
Describe the matter briefly — we will contact you to arrange a meeting. If a deadline is about to expire, call directly.