Answer: We specialize in cases related to human rights violations that are eligible for consideration by the European Court of Human Rights. This includes, but is not limited to, issues of fair trial, privacy rights, freedom of expression, and protection against discrimination.

Answer: Determining ECHR suitability requires a detailed analysis of your case against the criteria set by the Court. Generally, a case must involve a violation of rights protected by the European Convention on Human Rights and must have exhausted all domestic remedies. We can help evaluate your case during an initial consultation.

Answer: Filing a case involves preparing a formal application that outlines the alleged human rights violations and the remedies sought. This application is then submitted to the ECHR. Our team at Capital Group Legal can guide you through every step of this process, ensuring all necessary documentation and evidence are accurately presented.

Answer: The duration can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case and the Court's workload. Some cases may take a few months, while others could take several years. We strive to keep our clients informed about the expected timelines at every stage of the process.

Answer: The ECHR does not charge a fee for filing an application. However, legal fees will apply for the preparation and representation of your case. We provide a clear breakdown of our fees during the initial consultation and strive to offer cost-effective legal solutions.

Answer: Yes, we can represent clients from any of the member states of the Council of Europe who are subject to the jurisdiction of the ECHR. Our team is equipped to handle cases involving clients from diverse national backgrounds.

Answer: You can schedule a consultation by contacting us via our website, email, or phone. During this initial meeting, we will discuss your case in detail and provide guidance on how to proceed.