Representation in civil disputes — from the pre-action demand, through negotiation and mediation, to court proceedings and enforcement.

Civil matters are the broadest area of private law — from an unperformed contract and an unpaid invoice, through property disputes, to the protection of personal rights. I begin every case with an honest assessment of the facts and the prospects of success, and only then propose a course of action: settlement or litigation.
No. In many cases a settlement or mediation is faster and cheaper. I always present both routes with a realistic comparison of cost and time, and the client decides.
It depends on the complexity of the case and the court's caseload — from a few months to a few years. After reviewing the documents I give a realistic range and keep you informed at every stage.
As a rule, yes — the losing party reimburses the costs of the proceedings. That is why I always discuss the financial risk and the prospects of success before a claim is filed.