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ARROWS stopped unauthorized construction work by a neighbor

ARROWS Law Firm represented a client in connection with unauthorized and technically risky construction activities carried out by a neighbor in direct contact with his land. Our team conducted a detailed legal analysis of the construction project, prepared complete documentation for proceedings before the building authority, including a qualified motion to review the legality of the construction, and provided representation in negotiations with the relevant administrative authorities. The legal services also included securing expert documentation, proposing preliminary measures, and preparing contractual arrangements to settle neighbor relations. The entire process resulted in the successful adoption of corrective measures by the building authority and the protection of the client's rights and the property value of the real estate.

ARROWS team successfully halted unauthorized construction by a neighbor.

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JUDr. Jakub Dohnal, Ph.D., LL.M.
JUDr. Jakub Dohnal, Ph.D., LL.M.

Associate, managing partner

Jakub Dohnal is a founding member of our law firm and our entire consulting group. He is primarily involved in real estate development and advising on the complex setup of commercial projects.

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