e-mail address: dobrila.stankovic@salaw.rs
Legal Areas
Protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights
Legal protection and realization of rights of domestic and foreign citizens in criminal proceedings
Advising services at all stages of contracting legal business of legal or natural persons
Legal support at all stages of employment with domestic and foreign entities
Representation of sports organizations and active athletes
Services aimed at amicable settlement of disputes and protection of our clients’ rights and interest
Counselling services pertaining to legal position and organization of business entities
Services within preparation and implementation of privatization procedure
Services regarding the transfer or immovable property rights, representation in negotiations and drafting of agreements
Protection of rights and interests of investors on capital market, counselling services and representation in operations involving debt and equity securities
Counselling services to legal and natural persons, with the aim of collection of receivables from the debtors-companies
Life insurance and non-life insurance, development and analysis of agreements, legal counselling
About us
History
The founder of the Firm is lawyer Blažo M. Stanković, who is also the founder and the first president of the Kosovo and Metohija Bar Association (1974), former president and member of the Managing Board of the SFRY Bar Association, member of the International Union of Lawyers and the winner of the Charter awarded by the Yugoslav Legal Profession Union for outstanding contribution to the practice of law.
He was an active lawyer until 1985.
Lawyer Vukosav B. Stanković, in addition to assuming his father’s office, simultaneously continued with active membership and work in the the Bar Association, formerly known as SFRY (where he served as president in the period 1986-1989) and then as the Bar Association of Serbia.
With his dedicated work, he contributed to the enhancement of the Firm’s operations in various branches of law.
