Attorney
📍 Borjomi
Attorney at law / Mediator
📍 Tbilisi
Attorney
📍 Tbilisi
Attorney, general practice
Lawyer
📍 Mtskheta
Civil law practice
📍 Khelvachauri
Civil law specialist
📍 Batumi
Construction activity in Georgia is strictly regulated, and any type of construction (except for Class I minor objects) requires an appropriate permit. Obtaining a construction permit is a complex adm
Construction LawThe Construction Defect Suit — Court Strategy A construction defect case in court is won on three questions: whether the flaw is a defect, who failed in their role and why, and whether the deadlines r
Construction LawThe Legal Basis of the Relationship with a Contractor The relationship between a customer and a contractor rests on the general norms of the Civil Code of Georgia. Under Article 319, subjects of priva
Construction LawSubcontractor Security — What Does and Does Not Exist in Georgian Law Protecting the value of work performed by a subcontractor in Georgian law begins with one important limitation: the institute of a
Construction LawMechanics Liens in Georgian Law The mechanics lien known in international practice means a special security that arises by operation of law directly from the performance of construction work and attac
Construction LawThe Project Delay Suit: The Court Route and Its ConstructionWhen a delayed project can no longer be resolved by negotiation, the remaining route is the court, and the strength of the suit depends on i
Construction LawThe Concept of the Guarantee in the Civil CodeA claim on a surety bond used in construction unfolds in Georgia at the intersection of two legal institutions: the general concept of the guarantee and t
Construction LawThe Construction Defect Claim — the Legal Framework After discovering a construction defect, the client's route is regulated by law, and it begins with the measure of quality. Article 641 provides: a
Construction LawArchitectural Disputes — the Legal Nature of the Relationship Disputes with an architect usually take two forms: the design is not of adequate quality, or the work built according to the design is not
Construction LawConstruction Dispute Resolution: Choosing the Remedy Resolving a construction dispute begins not at the courthouse door but with the question of which legal remedy the customer should choose: terminat
Construction LawThe Residential Construction Contract — the Elements Every Document Must Contain Building or renovating a home takes the form of a works contract, and its foundation is Article 629: under a works cont
Construction LawThe Legal Nature of a Construction ContractIn the Georgian Civil Code, construction contracts are regulated through the model of the contract for work. Under this contract, the contractor undertakes t
Construction LawThe Legal Framework of an Infrastructure ProjectAn infrastructure project — a road, a network, a terminal or an industrial complex — is legally a multi-party relationship at whose center stands the co
Construction LawRenovation Contract Review: What a Lawyer Checks A renovation contract is small in format but not in risk: refurbishing an apartment or office is work of the same legal nature as construction, and the
Construction LawDesign-Professional Liability: Two FrameworksThe service of an architect, designer or consulting engineer legally sits between two frameworks. On the one hand, it is a result of labor — in the form of
Construction LawConstruction Defect Claims: The Demand Stage After a construction flaw is discovered, a dispute reaches the court only when the demand stage has been passed correctly, and it is precisely at this stag
Construction LawConstruction Law Advisory — a Legal Audit of the Contract Construction law advisory is a systematic review of an ongoing or planned construction relationship, without the questions that create dispute
Construction LawReal Estate Development — the Legal Framework for the Developer A development project consists of three legal blocks: construction, financing and the disposal of the result. The construction block res
