05 · Expertise
Opinions on international arbitration, applicable law and procedure — for arbitral tribunals, state courts and parties.
Expert opinions on cross-border contracts, supply and recognition of foreign awards.
Note: which cross-border disputes the opinion covers — contracts, supply, recognition and enforcement; preparation and timing.
Request appointmentExpert opinions: CAS / TAS, disciplinary, transfer and anti-doping matters.
Note: CAS/TAS, disciplinary, transfer and anti-doping matters; specifics of proof in sport.
Request appointmentCross-border jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of foreign court and arbitral decisions.
Note: jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and awards.
Request appointmentCross-border family disputes: jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement.
Note: jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement in family disputes.
Request appointmentContracts, obligations and liability under the law of the Republic of Belarus.
Note: contracts, obligations and liability under the law of the Republic of Belarus.
Request appointmentExpert opinions: carrier liability, freight forwarding, loss and damage to cargo.
Note: private international law — conflicts, applicable law, extraterritoriality.
Request appointmentAnalysing the request for conflicts of interest and defining the exact list of legal questions requiring clarification.
Examining the documents provided, the applicable legislation and current case law.
Drafting a detailed expert opinion in the required language (or with a certified translation), with the relevant legal acts appended.
Each legal opinion is prepared in strict compliance with the procedural requirements of the country where the case is heard (e.g. the Family Procedure Rules in the United Kingdom or the rules on adducing expert evidence in the US federal courts).
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Cross-border litigation invariably encounters conflicts between the procedural laws of different states. Questions of which court has jurisdiction, how to duly notify a foreign respondent, and whether the resulting judgment will be recognised abroad require deep expertise at the intersection of national legislation and international conventions.
I specialise exclusively in preparing qualified expert opinions on international civil and arbitral procedure for submission to courts and international arbitrations worldwide.
Expert Aliaksandr Danilevich prepares official legal opinions on the following key aspects of international civil procedure:
Each opinion is prepared with regard to the strict evidential standards of the country where the case is heard and carries impeccable probative value.
Checking the parties to the dispute to exclude any conflict of interest and ensure the absolute independence of the expert.
Agreeing with the client or the court the exact set of procedural-law questions requiring clarification.
Detailed examination of the procedural facts and applicable conventions, and preparation of the opinion in the required language.
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Every cross-border transaction, international contract or dispute with a foreign element inevitably faces the central conflicts question: which country’s law takes priority and governs the legal relations? Errors in determining the applicable law can invalidate contracts, lose assets and lose cases.
I specialise exclusively in preparing qualified expert opinions on conflicts and substantive issues of private international law for submission to national courts and international commercial arbitrations worldwide.
I prepare official legal opinions on the following key aspects of private international law:
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When hearing cross-border commercial, corporate or property disputes, foreign courts and international arbitral institutions often need to apply or interpret the substantive law of the Republic of Belarus. In such proceedings, an Expert Opinion — the official legal opinion of an independent expert — becomes a key element of the evidential base.
Expert Aliaksandr Danilevich specialises in preparing qualified expert opinions on civil, commercial and private international law of the Republic of Belarus for submission to courts, state authorities and arbitrations worldwide.
The expert prepares official legal opinions on the following key institutions of civil and commercial law of the Republic of Belarus:
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In cross-border family disputes, foreign courts and state authorities regularly face the need to apply, interpret or take into account the legislation of other states. In such proceedings, the official legal opinion of an independent expert becomes key evidence. Expert Aliaksandr Danilevich specialises in preparing qualified expert opinions on private international (conflicts) and family law for submission to courts and state authorities worldwide.
The expert prepares official legal opinions on the following key aspects of cross-border family relations:
Analysis of the regime of joint and personal spousal property. Clarifying the specifics of holding business shares, stock, beneficiary rights in trusts and foreign foundations upon divorce.
Review of marital agreements (pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements) and property division agreements for compliance with the law of the relevant country and their prospects of recognition by a foreign court.
Confirmation of the lawfulness of the marriage or divorce, of due notification procedure, and of the absence of obstacles to recognition of judgments in other jurisdictions.
Clarifying the rules on determining a child’s residence, exercising parental rights and cross-border recovery of maintenance. Opinions in the context of the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.
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