advokaadibüroo

An advokaadibüroo, or law firm, is a professional organization of lawyers who practice law collectively. The primary purpose of an advokaadibüroo is to provide legal services to clients, which can include individuals, businesses, and other organizations. These services often encompass legal advice, representation in court proceedings, drafting legal documents, and negotiation.

Advokaadibüroos vary in size, from sole practitioners to large international firms. The structure and organization can also differ, with some being partnerships, while others might be corporations. Lawyers working in an advokaadibüroo specialize in various areas of law, such as criminal law, corporate law, family law, or real estate law. Clients typically engage an advokaadibüroo for specific legal issues or ongoing legal support. The fees charged by an advokaadibüroo are usually based on hourly rates, fixed fees for specific services, or contingency fees depending on the nature of the case and the jurisdiction. Ethical conduct and client confidentiality are fundamental principles governing the operation of any advokaadibüroo.