- Address: 58a Samad Vurgun St., Baku
- Email: me@cabiraliyev.com
Contracts are the foundation of business relationships. Sound legal advice at the drafting stage prevents disputes later on — and when a dispute does arise, it ensures your interests are effectively protected.
Our services
- Drafting and reviewing commercial, supply, service and loan agreements
- Representing clients in contract negotiations
- Breach of contract and damages claims
- Tort (non-contractual damage) and other non-contractual obligations
- Claims for compensation of non-pecuniary (moral) damage
- Cross-border contracts and choice of governing law
Our approach
We explain contractual risks in plain language and set out the alternatives and their consequences. When a dispute arises, we first assess the options for a negotiated settlement and, where necessary, represent you in court and in arbitration.
Preparing for your consultation
If you attach the documents you have to your request, your lawyer will review them before the meeting:
- The contract with all its annexes and amendments
- Correspondence between the parties: emails, letters, messages
- Payment records: invoices, receipts, bank transfers
- Acceptance certificates and other documents confirming performance
- Claim letters sent to or received from the other party
- If the contract has not been signed yet: the latest draft and the terms that matter most to you
You can still contact us if you do not have all of them. We will identify what is missing together.
Frequently asked questions
What claims are available when a contract is breached?
Depending on the circumstances, you may seek specific performance, compensation for losses, payment of a contractual penalty, or termination of the contract. We assess the available legal remedies and recommend the most appropriate course of action based on the contractual terms and available evidence.
Can I claim compensation for moral (non-pecuniary) damage?
Yes, in the cases provided for by law. The amount of compensation depends on the specific circumstances of the case.
How long does a pre-signing contract review take?
A review of a standard contract usually takes a few business days. For complex or multi-party agreements we agree the timeline with you in advance.
Our lawyers in this area
Cabir Əliyev
Founder and Managing Partner
Tell us about your issue, attach any documents you have and choose the consultation length that suits you. We confirm your request within one business day. Before the meeting, our lawyer reviews your matter and, at the initial consultation, explains its prospects and the steps to take.
+994 55 566 68 05