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Publication date: 18.02.2025
My name is Oleksandr Serhiienko, and I am an attorney with over 20 years of experience, specializing in criminal and civil law, migration, extradition, as well as matters related to Interpol and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). I provide legal assistance at all stages of court proceedings, defending clients in complex and international cases. My experience includes closing criminal cases, changing preventive measures, compensating damages, as well as canceling decisions for 10 million UAH and receiving compensation of 15,000 EUR under the ECHR ruling. Personal slogan: Defending rights – upholding justice.
Cases in the ECtHR
The case in the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) concluded with a successful ruling in favor of the applicant, who received compensation of 15,000 euros. This was made possible due to the professional work of the lawyer, who not only ensured the correct defense strategy but also made significant efforts in preparing all the necessary procedural documents and maintaining communication with the ECtHR.
In order to secure the compensation payment, the lawyer worked at every stage of the process. Starting with a detailed analysis of the case and preparation of the defense strategy and ending with representation in court and ensuring the enforcement of the decision. Thanks to this, the unlawfulness of the actions of the state authorities that led to the violation of the applicant's rights was proven.
Lawyer's Work Process
- Consultation and Defense Strategy: A thorough analysis of the case circumstances, ECtHR case law, and the preparation of arguments that confirmed the violation of the applicant's rights.
- Preparation of Procedural Documents: A complaint was filed with the ECtHR, and the appropriate evidence was included, including official documents, decisions of national courts, expert opinions.
- Representation in Court and Communication with ECtHR: Adequate communication with the ECtHR to provide additional explanations and clarifications.
Thanks to the high-level work of the lawyer, the ECtHR recognized the violation of the applicant's rights, and the court ruled to award compensation of 15,000 euros. This decision became final, and the compensation was actually paid to the client.
Outcome
- ECtHR Decision: The case was decided in favor of the applicant.
- Compensation Payment: The compensation amount was 15,000 euros.
- The Decision Became Final: The compensation was paid to the applicant.
Questions and Answers
Question
What documents do I need to submit to the ECtHR to file a complaint?
Answer
To file a complaint with the ECtHR, you need to submit copies of national court decisions, documents proving the violation of the applicant's rights, and other official documents that may help confirm the facts of the case.
Question
How long does it take to process a case in the ECtHR?
Answer
Typically, the processing of a case in the ECtHR takes from 1 to 2 years, depending on the complexity of the case and the court's workload.
Question
What should I do if the ECtHR's decision is not enforced?
Answer
If the ECtHR's decision is not enforced, the applicant can contact the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to ensure the enforcement of the court's decision.
Why Contact a Lawyer?
- Professional Assistance: Full support throughout the case, from start to finish.
- Legal Protection: The lawyer will help formulate a strong legal position to ensure justice.
- Time-saving: Legal support allows avoiding unnecessary delays in the process.
Legal Support: Help at every stage, from preparation to decision enforcement.
Consultation: Personalized approach to each case and its specifics.
Achieving Results: Successful resolution of the case in the client's favor.
The winning case in the ECtHR is a striking example of effective legal work that led to a fair decision and compensation payment to the applicant. Such assistance is crucial for achieving results at the international level.
