Beka Koberidze
Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession memberGeorgian Bar Association No. 11117Civil Law
LEGAL DIRECTORY
English-Speaking Lawyers in Georgia
Browse 339 profiles listing English as a working language. Compare experience, location and contact details for your legal matter.
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Mari Beruashvili
Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession memberGeorgian Bar Association No. 7807Civil Law
Nino Tatoshvili
Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession memberGeorgian Bar Association No. 11327General
Profile maintained by lawyerAda Kalandadze
Georgian Bar Association No. 10424General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Avtandil Giorgadze
Georgian Bar Association No. 9438General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Aleksandre Nachkebia
Georgian Bar Association No. 6903General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Aleksandre Khelashvili
Georgian Bar Association No. 0965General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Ana Bezhanishvili
Georgian Bar Association No. 5674General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Ana Gogolauri
Georgian Bar Association No. 7777General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Ana Gureshidze
Georgian Bar Association No. 4944General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)
Explain your legal matter in English
Use English-language communication alongside the practice-area and location information in each profile. Describe your matter before making an appointment: a property purchase, a family dispute and a criminal interview need different experience. Confirm directly who will advise you and whether that person will also handle the Georgian-language documents and proceedings.
Agree how communication will work
Ask whether meetings, written advice, fee quotations and case updates will be provided in English. If important records are in another language, ask which documents need translation and who will arrange it. For a court or authority appointment, discuss any separate interpretation requirement.
Working with a lawyer from abroad
Send a short chronology, the key documents, party names and any deadline. Before signing a power of attorney abroad, ask the receiving lawyer to confirm its wording and the relevant authentication and translation requirements. Agree the work, professional fee, external expenses and the method for receiving updates.
Official reference: Legislative Herald of Georgia