Practice area

Civil Law

Civil liability, contractual obligations, disputes between individuals, debt recovery, neighbour disputes: the firm supports you in defending your rights and enforcing your commitments.

Request a consultation →

Asserting your rights in everyday civil matters

Civil law governs most legal relationships between persons: contracts, liability, obligations, property, neighbour relations, debts. Every situation calls for a precise reading of the commitments made and the applicable rule.

Cabinet Bassour & Abaragh supports individuals and professionals in the resolution of civil disputes, whether concerning the performance of a contract, a claim for compensation, the recovery of a debt or a neighbour dispute. Where possible, our approach favours amicable resolution and the preventive protection of commitments.

When amicable settlement is not feasible or does not succeed, we initiate the appropriate proceedings before the competent civil courts, in line with the documents in the case file and the client’s objective.

Situations we handle

Here are situations in which the firm may act, depending on the nature of the commitments and the facts involved.

  • Contractual and tortious civil liability
  • Non-performance or defective performance of a civil contract
  • Assessment and compensation of damages suffered
  • Amicable and judicial recovery of civil debts
  • Neighbour disputes and abnormal neighbourhood disturbances
  • Disputes relating to property, ownership and use
  • Formal notices, summary proceedings and standard civil procedures
  • Representation before the competent civil courts

This list is indicative and not exhaustive. Every matter is the subject of an individual analysis based on the commitments made, the documents provided and the applicable regulations.

Our approach

A methodical approach, from the initial review of the matter through to the effective resolution of the dispute.

01

Case review

Examination of contracts, correspondence and relevant documents to identify the obligations involved and the options available.

02

Strategy

Definition of the most appropriate path: negotiation, formal notice, mediation or court proceedings, according to the client’s objective.

03

Implementation

Handling of proceedings: correspondence, negotiation, drafting of legal documents and representation before the competent civil courts.

04

Case follow-up

Support through to the conclusion of the proceedings and regular updates to the client at every key stage.

A civil dispute to clarify?

Let’s discuss your matter: we will review the commitments involved, the documents provided and the possible next steps.

Notice: The information presented on this page is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and cannot replace an individualised consultation with the firm. Every matter is examined based on the commitments made, the documents provided and the applicable regulations.