Sarajevo · Bosna i Hercegovina

Finance. Capital markets. Infrastructure.

A law office dedicated to banking and finance, capital markets, construction contracts under FIDIC conditions, and real property disputes.

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About

Depth in a few areas, rather than general practice

Osmanović Law is a law office that deliberately operates in a limited number of legal fields. Rather than offering a broad range of services, we have chosen depth — banking and finance, capital markets, construction contracts under FIDIC conditions, and real property disputes.

The office is built on twenty years in legal practice, the last nine of them at a leading law firm in Sarajevo, acting for banks, international financial institutions and commercial companies. That experience covers legal opinions for financial institutions, bond issues on the domestic and international capital markets, and representation in international arbitration.

Alongside these areas we offer two models of ongoing legal support — a standardised SME package for small and medium-sized enterprises, and a corporate advisory package built to measure.

1Years in legal practice
1+Real property disputes resolved
1+Legal opinions for banks and financial institutions
1Dispute board (DAB) proceedings under FIDIC construction contracts
1FIDIC arbitration under the Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
1Arbitration before the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC)
1Eurobond issue by the Federation of BiH on the international capital market
1M&A transactions and restructurings of relations between affiliated companies

About

An office organised around a few areas of law, rather than around the legal system as a whole.

The legal market in Bosnia and Herzegovina is largely organised around general practice firms. We have taken a different route: a small number of fields in which we follow legislation, regulatory practice and case law continuously, and in which we can give an opinion that withstands scrutiny.

The office was established in 2026, after nine years in which its founder practised as a senior attorney at the law firm Ademović, Nožica & Partners in Sarajevo, and following earlier independent practice. The continuity in finance and banking, capital markets and infrastructure projects carries over into the new office.

We work exclusively in finance and banking law together with capital markets, construction contracts under FIDIC conditions, and real property disputes. Alongside these we offer the SME Support Package — a defined scope of ongoing legal support for small and medium-sized enterprises. In human rights and European Court of Human Rights practice, the office is supported in research and analysis by a standing external associate.

We act in matters with a cross-border element — as local counsel in transactions led by foreign law firms, on projects financed by international financial institutions, and in international arbitration. Documentation is drafted and negotiated in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian and English.

In focus

FIDIC construction contracts

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Few attorneys in Bosnia and Herzegovina hold formal FIDIC training, yet projects financed by international financial institutions and EU funds are routinely carried out under those very conditions of contract.

This practice rests on four official FIDIC training modules — contract administration, claims management and dispute resolution under the 1999 and 2017 editions — ten dispute board proceedings in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, and arbitration under the Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce.

  • Red, Yellow and Silver Books; the 1999 and 2017 editions and the MDB edition
  • Particular Conditions and reconciliation with mandatory domestic law
  • Claims, extension of time and additional cost — notice periods and proof
  • Bank guarantees and restraining an unjustified call
  • DAB and DAAB proceedings, ICC and VIAC arbitration
  • Public procurement of works and lenders' procurement rules

In detail

What we actually do

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We advise banks, microcredit organisations, leasing and factoring companies, investment funds and corporate borrowers at every stage of a financing — from negotiating terms and taking security, through regulatory compliance, to restructuring and enforcement.

Over the years we have prepared legal opinions and analyses for domestic financial institutions and for international financial institutions funding projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including opinions on the adequacy of security, the legal regime governing electronic banking, and the assessment of credit lines under foreign exchange legislation.

Financing and credit documentation

  • Bilateral, club and syndicated facilities; agreements prepared to international standards and their adaptation to Bosnian law
  • Project finance, real estate finance and acquisition finance
  • Renewable energy project finance, including solar projects — legal structure, permits and security
  • Refinancing, rescheduling and restructuring of credit obligations
  • Intercreditor agreements, subordination and sharing of security
  • Financing by international financial institutions and compliance with their conditions
  • Leasing, factoring, purchase of receivables and sale of non-performing loan portfolios

Security and collateral adequacy

  • Legal opinions on the adequacy and enforceability of collateral for credit committee purposes
  • Mortgages and charges over real property; land registry registration and priority
  • Pledges over movables and rights; registration with the Pledge Registry at the Ministry of Justice of BiH
  • Pledges over shares and membership interests, over receivables and over account balances
  • Fiduciary transfer of title, suretyship, accession to debt, promissory notes and blank promissory notes
  • Security in concession and infrastructure projects
  • Notarisation of instruments and the requirements for a document to constitute an enforcement title

Regulatory matters

  • Compliance with the Banking Act and the decisions of the Banking Agency of the Federation of BiH and the Banking Agency of Republika Srpska
  • Licensing and corporate matters for banks, microcredit organisations, leasing and factoring companies
  • Risk management, exposures to connected persons, capital requirements and internal policies
  • The legal regime governing electronic banking and the digital applications financial institutions offer to customers
  • Foreign exchange regulation and the assessment of credit lines under the Foreign Exchange Act
  • Payment services and payment system regulation
  • Anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist financing — procedures, KYC and transaction reporting
  • Consumer protection in financial services; general terms of business and contractual provisions
  • Fintech and cooperation between financial institutions and technology providers

Eurobonds and cross-border transactions

  • Eurobond issues and other debt instruments on the international capital market
  • Acting as local counsel alongside leading foreign law firms
  • Legal opinions on the validity, binding effect and enforceability of the issuer's obligations under domestic law
  • Verification of borrowing powers and prescribed approval procedures for public issuers
  • Reconciling English law documentation with the mandatory rules of domestic law
  • Foreign exchange and tax aspects of payments to non-resident bondholders
  • Listing and reporting obligations towards a foreign exchange
  • Coordination with arrangers, paying agents, trustees and rating agencies

International contracts and complex disputes in banking

  • Drafting, negotiating and reviewing international and multinational contracts in the financial sector
  • Contracts with a cross-border element — choice of governing law, jurisdiction and dispute resolution
  • Reconciling documentation prepared under foreign law with the mandatory rules of domestic law
  • Legal opinions on individual banking products, services and business models
  • Complex disputes arising from the specifics of banking — interest calculation, currency clauses, fees and costs, general terms of business
  • Multi-party disputes with a multi-jurisdictional element; coordination with foreign counsel
  • Interpretation of banking regulation and of the Banking Agency's acts where relevant to a transaction or dispute
  • Strategic assessment of exposure before commencing a dispute or accepting a settlement

Enforcement and disputes

  • Enforcement proceedings and realisation of collateral
  • Disputes arising from credit relationships, including challenges to contractual terms and interest calculation
  • Insolvency and liquidation — filing and securing claims, separate satisfaction rights
  • Avoidance of the debtor's transactions
  • Assignment of claims, assumption of debt and delegation
  • Constitutional court representation in financial sector matters

We guide issuers, investors, broker-dealers and fund management companies through the issue and trading of securities in the Federation of BiH and in Republika Srpska — two separate regulatory regimes, each with its own commission, registry and exchange — and in cross-border issues on the international capital market.

Our experience includes membership of the legal team on the Eurobond issue by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the international market, and acting as local counsel on bond issues listed on the London Stock Exchange.

Issuing securities

  • Share issues by public offering and by private placement
  • Corporate bonds, municipal bonds and entity-level bonds
  • Cross-border issues and the role of local counsel, including local counsel legal opinions
  • Green, social and sustainability bonds — issuance framework, reporting and use of proceeds
  • Preparation of the prospectus and the full documentation for approval of an issue
  • Proceedings before the Securities Commission of the Federation of BiH and the Securities Commission of Republika Srpska
  • Registration of an issue with the Securities Registry of the Federation of BiH and the Central Registry of Securities of Republika Srpska
  • Capital increases and reductions, further capitalisation, and debt-to-equity conversion

Listing and issuer obligations

  • Listing on the Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE) and the Banja Luka Stock Exchange (BLSE); choice of market segment
  • Periodic and ad hoc issuer reporting; disclosure of price-sensitive information
  • Corporate governance of listed companies; codes and internal rules
  • Market abuse — inside information, insider lists and market manipulation
  • Loss of public company status and delisting

Takeovers and shareholder relations

  • Mandatory and voluntary takeover bids for joint stock companies
  • Determination of acting in concert and the obligation to announce an intention to bid
  • Squeeze-out of minority shareholders and sell-out rights
  • Minority shareholder protection; share valuation and the right to be bought out
  • Convening and conducting general meetings, proxy voting, and challenges to shareholder resolutions
  • Transfer of membership interests and restructuring of relations between affiliated companies
  • Shareholders' agreements and their enforceability under Bosnian law

Institutional investors, funds and intermediaries

  • Pension funds and their role in the securities market — regulatory framework and investment limits
  • Establishment and licensing of fund management companies; open-ended and closed-ended investment funds
  • Fund prospectuses and rules of operation; depositary services
  • Broker-dealer companies — licensing, general terms and dealings with clients
  • Representation in supervisory proceedings before the securities commissions

We act for employers, contractors, subcontractors, consultants and lenders on infrastructure and construction projects carried out under FIDIC conditions of contract. We work across the life of a project — from tender and contract documentation, through claims management during execution, to dispute resolution before dispute boards and in arbitration.

This field calls for formal training, not merely a general grounding in contract law. The founder of the office has completed four official FIDIC training modules — contract administration, claims management and dispute resolution under both the 1999 and 2017 conditions — and has acted in international arbitrations before the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC).

Contract documentation

  • FIDIC conditions of contract — Red, Yellow, Silver, Green and Gold Books; the 1999 and 2017 editions and the MDB Harmonised Edition
  • Drafting the Particular Conditions and reconciling them with the General Conditions
  • Reconciling FIDIC provisions with mandatory Bosnian law — the Law on Obligations, the Special Usages in Construction, and spatial planning and construction legislation
  • Subcontracts, consortium agreements and joint venture agreements
  • Consultant and supervision agreements; design agreements
  • Tender documentation and bids; legal risk analysis before bid submission

Project and claims management

  • Contractor and Employer claims — notice periods, content of the claim and supporting records
  • Extension of Time and the associated additional cost
  • Disruption, acceleration and concurrent delay
  • Variations and changes to the works; price adjustment and cost fluctuation clauses
  • The role and determinations of the Engineer under Sub-Clauses 3.5 and 3.7
  • Suspension, termination by the Employer and by the Contractor, and the consequences of termination
  • Taking over, taking-over certificates, the defects notification period and warranty periods
  • Force majeure and unforeseeable physical conditions on site

Guarantees and insurance

  • Bank guarantees — performance, advance payment, retention and tender guarantees
  • Irrevocable on-demand guarantees; disputes over unjustified calls and interim measures
  • Insurance of the works, plant, third party liability and designers' professional indemnity
  • Liability for defects and liability for the structural soundness of the works

Dispute resolution

  • Dispute (Adjudication) Boards — DAB and DAAB appointment, procedure and decisions
  • Amicable settlement and mediation
  • International arbitration — the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC) and the Arbitration Court of the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH
  • Proceedings before the Bosnian courts; recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards
  • Construction and quantum expert evidence; coordination with technical experts

Public procurement and IFI-funded projects

  • Public procurement of works and services; bid preparation and review proceedings before the Procurement Review Body of BiH
  • Projects financed by international financial institutions and EU funds — compliance with lenders' procurement rules
  • Concessions and public-private partnerships
  • Contracts and permits in the energy, telecommunications and infrastructure sectors

We conduct disputes and proceedings concerning real property and rights in rem — from declarations of ownership and rectification of the land registry, through expropriation and restitution, to questions of state property and disputes between condominium owners.

Discrepancies between the cadastre and the land registry, broken chains of registration, the property of former socially owned entities and unresolved questions of state property make this field considerably more complex in Bosnia and Herzegovina than it first appears. Before commencing proceedings we always analyse the state of registration and whether the outcome sought is achievable.

Ownership and possession

  • Actions for a declaration of ownership and for delivery of possession
  • Acquisitive prescription and other modes of acquiring ownership
  • Co-ownership and joint ownership; dissolution of co-ownership
  • Actions for disturbance of possession
  • Removal of usurpation, boundary disputes and boundary determination proceedings
  • Easements and personal servitudes; right to build; right of first refusal

Land registry and cadastre

  • Registration of ownership and other rights in rem; provisional and marginal entries
  • Actions for deletion of entries and rectification of erroneous registration
  • Establishment and replacement of land registry folios
  • Reconciliation of cadastral and land registry records
  • Registration of buildings erected without a building permit; legalisation proceedings
  • Creation of condominium units and registration of separate parts of a building

State property, expropriation and restitution

  • Legal opinions on the regime governing state property and the property of local self-government units
  • Expropriation proceedings and determination of fair compensation; administrative dispute
  • De facto expropriation and compensation for use without legal basis
  • Denationalisation and restitution of confiscated property
  • Property of former socially owned entities; agricultural and construction land
  • Restoration of apartments and disputes concerning occupancy rights
  • Constitutional aspects of property disputes and requests for constitutional review

Condominium ownership and building management

  • Rights and obligations of condominium owners; common parts of a building
  • Resolutions of the assembly of condominium owners and challenges to them
  • Contracts with building managers; recovery of maintenance costs
  • Disputes over roof extensions and conversion of common areas

Transactions and enforcement

  • Legal due diligence on real property before a sale or the creation of a mortgage
  • Contracts of sale, exchange, gift, life maintenance and partition
  • Lease and tenancy agreements; disputes over termination and eviction
  • Succession proceedings and disputes concerning real property
  • Enforcement proceedings for delivery and vacation of real property
  • Interim measures securing non-monetary claims

In this field the office is supported in research and analysis by a standing external associate specialising in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. Legal advice and representation are provided by the attorney of the office. It is an area that rarely arises on its own — most often it comes as the final stage of a matter that has already been through the domestic courts.

The office has its own experience in constitutional proceedings, including appeals and requests for constitutional review in financial sector matters and property disputes, and representation of a regulatory authority in constitutional review proceedings before the Constitutional Court of the Federation of BiH.

Proceedings

  • Appeals to the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Requests for constitutional review before the Constitutional Court of BiH and the entity constitutional courts
  • Applications to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg — admissibility, exhaustion of domestic remedies and time limits
  • Responses to the Government's observations and friendly settlement negotiations
  • Execution of ECtHR judgments and monitoring of general measures

Typical grounds

  • Article 6 — right to a fair trial: length of proceedings, access to court, non-enforcement of final judgments, reasoning of decisions
  • Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 — protection of property: old foreign currency savings, restitution, expropriation without compensation, interference with acquired rights
  • Article 5 — right to liberty and security
  • Article 8 — right to respect for private and family life and the home
  • Article 13 — right to an effective remedy
  • Article 14 and Protocol No. 12 — prohibition of discrimination
  • Articles 10 and 11 — freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association

Advisory work

  • Legal opinions on the compatibility of domestic legislation and administrative practice with the Convention
  • Applying and relying on ECtHR case law before the domestic courts and administrative authorities
  • Early-stage assessment of the prospects of a constitutional appeal
  • Training and lectures for legal teams and institutions

References

The sectors in which we have represented and advised clients.

We do not publish client names. The sectors and types of entity are set out below, without information that would allow identification.

FIDIC and construction

Public enterprises, construction companies and a public railway undertaking, in proceedings under FIDIC conditions of contract.

Mergers and acquisitions

The telecommunications services sector and the trade and procurement sector; completed mergers, share transfers and the restructuring of relations between affiliated companies.

Legal opinions for the financial sector

International banks and an investment fund operating in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Capital markets

The Federation of BiH Eurobond issue and bond issues listed on the London Stock Exchange, acting as local counsel.

Regulators and constitutional proceedings

Representation of a banking sector regulator in constitutional review proceedings.

A more detailed list of references is provided on request, subject to the clients' prior consent.

Support Packages

Two models of ongoing legal support — a standardised package for small and medium-sized enterprises, and a corporate advisory package built to measure.

Many companies do not have the volume of work to justify an in-house legal function, yet have a constant need for legal review — employment decisions, the tax treatment of payments, changes in the court registry, aligning internal instruments with amended legislation.

The SME Support Package answers that need: a defined scope of services for a monthly fee, instead of hourly billing for every individual question. The package covers four areas.

1. Employment law

  • Employment contracts and amendments; fixed-term and indefinite contracts
  • Work rules and the rules on internal organisation and job classification
  • Termination of employment — ordinary and summary; disciplinary proceedings and warnings
  • Working time, overtime, annual leave and record keeping
  • Salaries, allowances, severance pay and other material entitlements
  • Protection against discrimination, harassment and workplace bullying; internal reporting procedures
  • Collective agreements, trade unions and works councils

2. Tax law

  • Corporate income tax — deductible and non-deductible expenses, tax incentives, tax losses
  • Personal income tax and social contributions; taxation of employee allowances and benefits
  • Value added tax — registration, calculation, refunds and cross-border supplies
  • Withholding tax on payments to non-residents and application of double taxation treaties
  • Transfer pricing — documentation obligations and preparation of the study
  • Tax aspects of profit distribution, capital increases, corporate reorganisations and liquidation
  • Tax audits — preparation, submissions and appeals

3. Corporate housekeeping

  • Maintaining the register of members or shareholders and the record of resolutions
  • Convening and conducting general meetings and meetings of the supervisory board and management; minutes and resolutions
  • Registration of changes in the court registry — registered office, activities, capital, management, founders
  • Commercial powers of attorney, authorisations and signing rights
  • Incorporation of companies, branches and representative offices; incorporation by a foreign founder
  • Corporate reorganisations — merger, acquisition and division; liquidation and deregistration
  • Registration in the Register of Beneficial Owners and keeping the data current

4. Updating internal instruments

  • Review of the articles of association, the founding instrument and the founders' agreement
  • Aligning internal rules with legislative amendments
  • Preparation and standardisation of contract templates — general terms of business, sale, distribution, non-disclosure agreements
  • Data protection instruments — privacy policy, records of processing, processor agreements
  • Internal policies on conflicts of interest and whistleblowing
  • An annual review of all internal instruments with a written report on the amendments required
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A monthly fixed fee with a scope of services defined in advance.

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A defined response time for written enquiries on business days.

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A quarterly review of internal instruments and of the company's registry position.

Corporate advisory package

For larger commercial entities, companies within a group and institutions with their own legal function, we build the package to measure. Unlike the SME package, which has a scope defined in advance, the corporate package is shaped around the actual structure and needs of the organisation — following an initial discussion and a review of existing instruments, decision-making processes and the points at which legal risk arises.

  • Initial analysis of the company's legal exposure and a proposal on the scope of the engagement
  • Support to the in-house legal function on specialist questions — financing, capital markets, construction, property
  • Advice to the management and supervisory board; legal opinions for decision-making purposes
  • Standardisation of contract documentation across the group and alignment of instruments among affiliated companies
  • Regulatory monitoring relevant to the business, with written notice of legislative changes
  • Support on transactions, corporate reorganisations and restructuring
  • Management of the litigation portfolio and coordination with external counsel
  • In-house training for the legal team and management
  • An agreed monthly commitment with defined priority and response times
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Team

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Dženita Osmanović

Dženita Osmanović

Attorney at Law, Founder

Dženita Osmanović is an attorney with twenty years of experience representing and advising clients in the financial, banking and corporate sectors. She founded Osmanović Law in 2026, after nine years as a senior attorney at the law firm Ademović, Nožica & Partners in Sarajevo.

Her practice is focused on banking and finance, capital markets, construction contracts under FIDIC conditions, and real property disputes. She has prepared legal opinions and analyses for domestic and international financial institutions, including opinions on the adequacy of collateral, the legal regime governing electronic banking, and the assessment of credit lines under foreign exchange legislation, and has led legal work on the financing of renewable energy projects.

In the capital markets she was a member of the legal team on the Eurobond issue by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the international market, and acted as local counsel on bond issues listed on the London Stock Exchange. She has advised on M&A transactions and on structuring relations between affiliated companies.

In contentious matters she represents clients before the Bosnian courts at all levels, and before international arbitral institutions — the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Vienna International Arbitral Centre (VIAC) and the Arbitration Court of the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH. She has filed appeals and requests for constitutional review in financial sector matters and property disputes, including representation of the Banking Agency of the Federation of BiH before the Constitutional Court of the Federation of BiH.

Education and professional qualifications

  • Master of Laws — Faculty of Law, University of Sarajevo, law and economics programme (competition law, tax law, economic policy); thesis: “The Role of Pension Funds in the Securities Market”
  • Bar examination — Bar Association of the Federation of BiH, 2011
  • Judicial examination — Ministry of Justice of the Federation of BiH, 2010
  • Graduate in Law — Faculty of Law, University of Sarajevo, 2007

Specialist training

  • FIDIC — “Management of Claims and Resolution of Disputes under the FIDIC Contract”, Module 2 (2018)
  • FIDIC — “Dispute Resolution under the FIDIC Conditions of Contract”, Module 3 (2018)
  • FIDIC — “Management and Administration of FIDIC Contracts”, Module 4 (2018)
  • Masterclass — practical application of the 1999 FIDIC conditions of contract, Vienna (2019)
  • Claims management module under the 2017 FIDIC conditions, Sarajevo (2020)
  • International conferences on arbitration and investment arbitration (2022–2023)
  • Application of the European Convention on Human Rights — Centre for Judicial and Prosecutorial Training (2017) and Council of Europe (2014)

Publications

  • “The Role of Pension Funds in the Securities Market”, master's thesis (2025)
  • “Directive 2004/48/EC on the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Relation to the Copyright Act of BiH” — award-winning paper, in cooperation with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (2007)

Languages

Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian · English (professional working proficiency) · German · Norwegian

Amar Bosto

Amar Bosto

External Associate, Human Rights and ECtHR Practice

Amar Bosto is a lawyer with more than ten years of experience in the rule of law, human rights and judicial systems across Europe and its neighbourhood. He has worked with the office since 2026 as an external associate, based in Berlin.

From 2019 to 2022 he was a Case Processing Lawyer at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, examining applications and determining the appropriate judicial formation, and drafting legal analyses, decisions and judgments in cases concerning judicial independence and the right to a fair trial, freedom of expression and assembly, non-discrimination, and the protection of property and family life. He was a member of the Rule 39 team, which handles urgent requests for interim measures.

Before that he led the human rights and access to justice portfolio at the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, where as senior legal officer and deputy head of section he managed a team of some 25 staff. He also served as a human rights officer with the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in Baghdad and as a rule of law monitor with the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina. He interned at the International Criminal Court, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon in The Hague.

In his work with the office he carries out expert research and analysis of European Court of Human Rights case law — comparative reviews, analysis of admissibility criteria, and the preparation of expert background material for matters conducted by the office.

Amar Bosto is not admitted to the bar in Bosnia and Herzegovina; legal advice and the representation of clients are provided by the attorney of the office.

Education

  • LL.M. (Advanced) in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights — Geneva Academy / Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva
  • Law degree (Diplomirani pravnik) — Faculty of Law, University of Sarajevo

Areas of expert support

  • Analysis of European Court of Human Rights case law and admissibility criteria
  • Comparative legal research and compliance with European standards
  • Expert background material for proceedings before the domestic courts and the Constitutional Court of BiH
  • Judicial independence, access to justice and the rule of law
  • Training and lectures for institutions and legal teams

Languages

Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (native) · English (C2) · French (B2) · German (B1) · Norwegian (basic)

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AddressBranilaca Sarajeva 20/III
71000 Sarajevo, Bosna i Hercegovina
Office hoursMonday to Friday, 09:00–17:00
BarBar Association of the Federation of BiH
Tax ID4304355320000