International law office D.Vladimirov & Partners

20/09/2026

🇧🇬 Need a Lawyer in Bulgaria?

Know What to Check Before You Choose.

Finding the right Bulgarian lawyer is not only about searching for “the best lawyer in Bulgaria.”

You should verify:

✅ whether the lawyer is officially registered

✅ whether they have experience with your specific legal matter

✅ whether they regularly represent foreign clients

✅ what the legal fee actually includes

✅ whether court, notary and translation costs are separate

✅ whether your case can be handled remotely through a Power of Attorney

At D. Vladimirov & Partners, we assist Bulgarian and international clients with:

⚖️ Civil & Commercial Litigation

🏢 Corporate & Business Law

🏠 Real Estate & Property Disputes

💶 Debt Collection & Enforcement

👨‍👩‍👧 Family Law

📜 Cross-Border Inheritance

🚚 Transport & CMR Claims

🏦 Banking & Payment Disputes

🛡️ Insurance Claims

Many matters can be reviewed and initiated remotely before travelling to Bulgaria.

📩 [email protected]

📞 +359 897 90 43 91

https://lawyer-bulgaria.co.uk/finding-a-good-lawyer-in-bulgaria/

Read our practical guide:

Finding a Good Lawyer in Bulgaria

Legal representation depends on the facts and circumstances of each individual case.

No particular outcome can be guaranteed.

06/09/2026

🚨 INSURANCE CLAIM REJECTED, DELAYED OR UNDERPAID IN BULGARIA?

A refusal from the insurance company is not necessarily the end of your claim.

Insurers may rely on exclusions, alleged procedural mistakes, disputed expert assessments, questions of disclosure, or disagreements over the scope of coverage.

⚖️ D. Vladimirov & Partners represents individuals, companies, transport operators and international clients in complex insurance disputes and litigation in Bulgaria.

We assist with:

🚗 Motor & CASCO insurance disputes

🚛 Truck, TIR & transport insurance claims

📦 Cargo loss and damage under the CMR Convention

🔥 Property, fire and business interruption claims

🏥 Health, life and disability insurance disputes

💼 Professional liability and D&O insurance

🏠 Property and mortgage-related insurance claims

Before accepting that answer, have the policy, rejection letter and evidence reviewed by an insurance lawyer.

🔎 Our legal team examines:

✅ Insurance policy and general conditions

✅ Coverage and exclusions

✅ Claim correspondence

✅ Expert reports and damage valuations

✅ Accident and transport documentation

✅ Medical and financial evidence

✅ CMR documentation and cargo records

✅ Potential litigation and recovery strategy

🚛 TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS INSURANCE

For carriers, freight forwarders and logistics companies, insurance disputes can rapidly become high-value commercial cases.

We advise on:

⚠️ Damaged or missing cargo

⚠️ International truck accidents

⚠️ CMR carrier liability

⚠️ Disputes between carrier, freight forwarder and shipper

⚠️ Insurer refusal to indemnify

⚠️ Recourse and subrogation claims

⚠️ Cross-border enforcement

⚖️ WHAT WE CAN DO

1️⃣ Review your claim

We analyse the policy, documentation and insurer's reasoning.

2️⃣ Challenge the refusal or reduced payment

We prepare legal correspondence and substantiated claims.

3️⃣ Negotiate with the insurer

Where appropriate, we pursue settlement before litigation.

4️⃣ Commence court proceedings

When voluntary settlement is impossible, we can represent clients before the competent Bulgarian courts.

5️⃣ Enforce the judgment

We can assist with subsequent enforcement proceedings in Bulgaria.

🌍 International client?

No problem.

We regularly work with foreign individuals and businesses requiring legal representation connected with Bulgaria, international transport and cross-border insurance disputes.

📞 +359 897 90 43 91

📧 [email protected]

https://lawyer-bulgaria.co.uk/practice-areas/insurance-cases-in-bulgaria

👉 Do not accept an insurance refusal before understanding your legal position.

Contact D. Vladimirov & Partners for an assessment of your insurance dispute in Bulgaria.

31/08/2026

25/08/2026

🚨 BULGARIAN COMPANY CAPITAL HAS ALREADY BEEN CONVERTED INTO EURO

Following Bulgaria’s adoption of the euro, the Commercial Register automatically converted the registered capital of Bulgarian companies from BGN into EUR.

According to the Bulgarian Registry Agency, by March 2026 the automatic conversion had been completed for 936,367 company files, including:

✅ Limited Liability Companies – OOD / EOOD

✅ Joint-Stock Companies – AD

✅ Partnerships Limited by Shares – KDA

⚠️ Important: The automatic conversion of the registered capital does NOT mean that your company’s corporate documents have automatically been updated.

Your company may still need to review and amend:

📌 Articles of Association / Memorandum of Association

📌 Company Agreement

📌 Share capital clauses

📌 Nominal value of shares or company interests

📌 Internal corporate resolutions

📌 Other documents still referring to Bulgarian leva (BGN)

The key distinction is simple:

✔ REGISTERED CAPITAL — converted automatically into EUR

❌ CORPORATE DOCUMENTS — may still require amendment

If you own or manage a Bulgarian company, now is the appropriate time to make sure that its corporate documentation is fully aligned with the euro-denominated capital registered with the Commercial Register.

⚖️ D. Vladimirov & Partners – Bulgarian Corporate Lawyers

We assist foreign shareholders, directors and investors with:

✅ Review of Commercial Register records

✅ Amendment of Articles of Association

✅ Shareholder / Sole Owner Resolutions

✅ Corporate documentation in English and Bulgarian

✅ Filing amendments with the Bulgarian Commercial Register

✅ Full legal representation without unnecessary travel to Bulgaria

📩 Contact us for a corporate compliance review.

🌐 https://lawyer-bulgaria.co.uk/euro-adoption-in-bulgaria

22/08/2026

🏠 BUYING PROPERTY IN BULGARIA? PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT BEFORE YOU SIGN. 🇧🇬

Buying an apartment, house, land or investment property in Bulgaria can involve significant legal risks — unclear ownership, mortgages, liens, construction irregularities, unpaid obligations, problematic preliminary contracts or developers who fail to deliver.

Our English-speaking Bulgarian property lawyers provide comprehensive legal assistance to foreign buyers, sellers and investors throughout the transaction.

✅ Property ownership & title verification
✅ Mortgage, lien and encumbrance checks
✅ Review of cadastral and property documents
✅ Preliminary & final contract review
✅ Contract negotiation and drafting
✅ Power of Attorney preparation
✅ Representation before notaries and institutions
✅ Remote legal representation — without unnecessary travel to Bulgaria
✅ Assistance with disputes, developers and ownership problems

Do not transfer a deposit or sign a contract before the property has been legally checked.

⚖️ D. Vladimirov & Partners – Bulgarian Property Lawyers

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04/07/2026

Legal Strategy for Logistics Companies in Bulgaria: Contracts, Compliance and Litigation
The logistics business works with tight margins, short deadlines and heavy regulation. A weak contract, poorly handled claim or missed administrative procedure may cost more than the transport itself.
Legal strategy for transport and logistics companies should cover:
- transport, forwarding, warehousing and logistics contracts;
- general terms, liability limits and payment clauses;
- CMR documents, acceptance, claims and evidence rules;
- compliance with licences, permits, tachographs, working time and cabotage;
- defence in toll, overloading and administrative cases;
- recovery of unpaid freight and commercial debts;
- litigation for damages, delays, shortages and insurance disputes;
- corporate support for Bulgarian entities, branches, warehouses and partnerships.
The best time for legal work is before the problem becomes litigation. Clear contracts, disciplined evidence and fast reaction reduce both losses and dispute time.
Source: https://lnkd.in/d9Tx3sEz
This post is informational and is not legal advice.

04/07/2026

Evidence in Transport and Commercial Cases: Documents That Decide the Outcome
In transport and commercial disputes, the outcome is often prepared long before the courtroom. It starts with the documents the company keeps during contracting, performance and completion of the transaction.
Useful evidence in transport cases may include CMR consignment notes, invoices, transport orders, route passes, toll declarations, onboard unit data, GPS records, tachograph files, driver cards, loading documents, permits, inspection protocols and correspondence.
For commercial receivables, key evidence includes contracts, general terms, orders, handover protocols, emails, complaints, proof of delivery, accounting records and any admission of debt.
The common mistake is to start looking for evidence only after the dispute arises. By then, information may already be missing.
Good internal standards for collecting, storing and escalating documents reduce legal risk and make claims easier to prove.
Source: https://lnkd.in/dSyYuuZS
This post is informational and is not legal advice.

04/07/2026

Commercial Disputes: When Negotiation Is No Longer Enough
Every business prefers to resolve a dispute through a reasonable settlement. But there is a point where negotiation starts working against the creditor or the performing party: the debtor gains time, evidence becomes weaker, assets are moved and the legal position deteriorates.
Commercial disputes may involve contract breaches, unpaid invoices, shareholder conflicts, insurance claims, construction matters, fraud, unfair competition, damages, guarantees or cross-border elements.
Before starting proceedings, it is important to clarify:
- what outcome is required - payment, damages, termination, security or settlement;
- what evidence is already available;
- whether there is a risk of insolvency or asset transfer;
- whether the contract contains jurisdiction or arbitration clauses;
- what the business effect of litigation will be.
A strong court strategy is not always aggressive. Sometimes a well-prepared case leads to better negotiations. In other cases, urgent court action is essential.
Source: https://lnkd.in/d7r7Ryb4
This post is informational and is not legal advice.