Civil & commercial litigation
Representation in contractual, financial, commercial and civil disputes, from early assessment and formal notices through urgent measures, trial and enforcement.
Internet and E-Commerce Law is Dani Geagea’s distinctive specialist focus. His practice also extends to the civil, commercial, criminal, financial, corporate, property and personal-status matters that individuals and businesses encounter in Lebanon.
How the practice helps
Representation in contractual, financial, commercial and civil disputes, from early assessment and formal notices through urgent measures, trial and enforcement.
Drafting, reviewing and negotiating agreements, assessing contractual exposure, and advising businesses on commercial relationships and disputes.
Formal demands, payment proceedings, precautionary and executive measures, seizure strategy, and enforcement against reachable assets where legally available.
Claims involving deposits, payment obligations, policy performance, coverage, termination and other contested banking or insurance relationships.
Preparing complaints, protecting the rights of injured parties, and providing defence in criminal proceedings according to the facts and applicable procedure.
Company formation, governance documents, shareholder arrangements, commercial-register matters and legal support for ongoing business activity.
Advice and representation in divorce, separation, maintenance, custody and related family matters before the competent authority under the applicable personal-status framework.
Contractual, ownership, possession, delivery, registration and compensation disputes concerning land, apartments and other property interests.
Legal context
A single matter can involve contract, civil liability, urgent relief, criminal procedure, enforcement and questions of jurisdiction. Effective representation begins by characterising the claim accurately, identifying the competent authority, preserving the necessary evidence and choosing remedies that can produce a practical result.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Internet and E-Commerce Law is the office’s distinctive specialist focus, while the broader practice includes civil, commercial, criminal, financial, corporate, property and personal-status matters.
The useful documents depend on the claim but may include the agreement, invoices, account statements, acknowledgements, correspondence, notices, payment records and information concerning the debtor or reachable assets.
Jurisdiction depends on the parties’ personal-status framework and the nature of the request. The applicable authority and available remedies must be assessed before proceedings begin.
In appropriate cases, Lebanese procedure may allow urgent or precautionary relief. Availability depends on urgency, the requested measure, the apparent right and the limits of the competent judge’s authority.
Professional enquiries
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General information only. This page does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship.