LAWYER · PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES
Abbas Karimbayli
Legal advice, defence and representation for individuals and businesses.
ConsultationCAREER
From court work to legal practice
I worked at Baku City Court, then at the Court for Grave Crimes. I have been a member of the Azerbaijani Bar Association since 2007 and now practise at Fides Law Office.
- years of legal experience
- 19+
- satisfied clients
- 500+
- areas of law
- 8
- success rate
- 98%
Professional biography
Career
- 1997–2000Baku City Court
- 2000–2007Court of the Republic of Azerbaijan for Grave Crimes
- Since 2007Member of the Azerbaijani Bar Association
- Since 2020Member of the Bar Association’s Disciplinary Commission
Education
Faculty of Law, Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan I studied international law.
Honours
- Certificate of Honour from the Bar Association
- Commemorative badge marking the centenary of the Azerbaijani Bar
- Honorary Doctor of Law title awarded by the Bar Association
- Other languages
- Russian and English
- Matters I can help with
- Criminal and civil cases, family and inheritance matters, property, business, employment and disputes with public authorities.
Name in the Bar Association registerKərimbəyli Abbas Yaqub oğlu
Commercial law Company formation, business partnerships and commercial contracts.
I draft and review commercial contracts and partnership agreements. I advise on company management and help with commercial disputes.
Criminal law Summons for questioning, detention and defence in court.
I review the case file and prepare your defence for the investigation and court proceedings. I advise witnesses called for questioning and assess whether a decision can be appealed.
Family law Divorce, maintenance, arrangements for children, inheritance and wills.
I help prepare agreements on where children live, when they see each parent and how to divide property. I also advise on marital agreements, adoption, inheritance paperwork and wills.
Property law Buying or selling a home or land, leases and ownership disputes.
I check property documents and contract terms before you sign. I help draft sale and lease agreements and advise on mortgages and how to register ownership.
Employment law Employment contracts, pay, working conditions and dismissal.
I help employees and employers draft and review employment contracts. If a dispute arises, I review the documents and explain the options available.
Administrative law Challenges to government decisions, licences, permits and public procurement.
If you want to challenge a decision by a public authority, I can review it, help prepare your case and represent you in administrative court. I also advise on documents for licences, permits and public procurement.
Not sure which service to choose? Briefly describe your situation when you get in touch.
How I work
At your first consultation, we’ll discuss your situation and what you can do next.
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Getting in touch
Briefly describe your situation. Include any court date or filing deadline you know about.
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Next steps
I review your situation and any documents you have. I explain your options and what each could mean for you.
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Confidentiality
My duty of confidentiality covers your enquiry and what you share about your case. We’ll agree on how to send documents.
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Court experience
I worked in two courts from 1997 to 2007. I have practised as a lawyer since 2007.
More about my experience
Frequently asked questions
Answers about your first consultation, fees, timelines and confidentiality.
What happens at the first consultation?
I’ll listen to what’s happened. Then we’ll talk about what help you need and where to start. If you have a hearing or a deadline coming up, let me know in advance.
What affects the cost?
The fee depends on the complexity of the case, the work involved and how long it takes. Before we start, you can ask what the fee will be and what it covers.
How long might my case take?
It depends on how complex the case is and whether your documents are ready. If the case goes to court, hearing dates also matter. Once I know more about your situation, I can explain the steps ahead.
Will my enquiry be confidential?
Yes. My duty of confidentiality covers your request for help and what you tell me about your case. We can agree in advance on how to share sensitive documents.
Can I have a consultation without visiting the office?
Yes, you can ask for a phone or video consultation. Message or call to agree on a time and format.
Phone and email
Fides Law Office
Mon–Fri, 09:00–18:00
