Frequently Asked Questions

Bringing all documents relating to the matter (contracts, official letters, court notices, correspondence) together with a short chronological summary makes the consultation far more effective. Telling us clearly what outcome you are seeking helps us propose the most suitable solution.

Our firm works on three bases: a long-term retainer (a fixed monthly fee), project-based work (an agreed fixed amount) and hourly work (billed for time spent). The basis is chosen according to the complexity of the matter, the timeframe and the resources required. We provide a specific fee proposal after the first meeting.

We represent clients in civil and administrative cases, as well as corporate, labour and family law disputes. We also act in mediation proceedings and at the enforcement stage of court judgments.

Mediation is a process in which the parties settle their dispute out of court by agreement, with the involvement of a neutral mediator. It is generally faster and less expensive than court proceedings and better suited to preserving the relationship between the parties. We advise on which route fits the particular dispute.

We assist with incorporating a legal entity, drafting the charter and founding documents, registering with the state registry, preparing shareholders’ agreements, adopting internal rules and, where required, obtaining special licences. We also prepare documents for corporate restructuring and dissolution.

Yes. Identifying contractual risk in advance is far cheaper and faster than resolving a dispute later. We particularly recommend professional review of limitation-of-liability provisions, payment terms, termination procedures and dispute-resolution clauses.

An employment dispute can be resolved by negotiation with the employer, through the labour dispute settlement commission, or in court. The right route depends on the type of dispute, the state of the evidence and the applicable time limits. We identify the strategy that fits the situation and act as your representative.

Where a judgment is not complied with, enforcement proceedings can be commenced. We obtain the writ of execution, apply to the enforcement authority, help establish assets and represent clients throughout the enforcement process.

You can call +976 9901 1692, email [email protected], or leave a request through the form on our Contact page. Working hours: Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00. Address: Ulaanbaatar, Sukhbaatar District, 8th Khoroo, Baga Toiruu, Independence Palace, 8th floor, Suite 808.

Yes. Our firm provides services in both Mongolian and English and has experience working with foreign-invested companies and international clients.

Yes. On a pro bono basis our firm provides initial consultations, prepares legally significant documents and represents rights and lawful interests in the public interest, within defined limits.

An advocate has a legal and professional-ethics duty not to disclose information entrusted by a client. Our firm pays particular attention to document storage and to the security of its communication channels.