Doctor of Law, Professor, Lawyer
2025: “The Good Samaritan Principle: A Comparative Legal Analysis on the Examples of Germany and Georgia in the Context of the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights”, Journal of Scientific Papers, December, 2025, National Defense Academy of Georgia; • 27.05.2025. “Review of the Decisions of the Constitutional Court of Georgia in the Context of the Right to Respect for Private and Family Life”, Scientific Practical Conference organized by LEPL David Agmashenebeli Georgian National Defense Academy, (see collection “Global Challenges of Modernity”, p. 237); 2026: Medical Error as a Basis for Legal Liability: Comparative Analysis of Civil and Criminal Regulation, (co-author, Professor of Grigol Robakidze University - Nino Lipartia) Journal of Scientific Papers, 2026, National Defense Academy of Georgia;
Trust is the foundation of the legal relationship between a lawyer and a client. The client entrusts the lawyer not only with a legal problem, but often with his personal life, reputation and future. Therefore, the profession of a lawyer is not based only on legal knowledge - it requires ethical responsibility, confidentiality and integrity. From a philosophical point of view, trust means the belief that the other party will act honestly and in accordance with professional duties. For a lawyer, this means protecting the interests of the client, but not at the expense of law and justice. Here a balance is struck between loyalty and professional obligation. Strong trust between a lawyer and a client promotes open communication, which is ultimately a necessary prerequisite for effective legal assistance. Without trust, this relationship becomes formal and loses its main value - the real possibility of legal protection of a person.
