Civil & Commercial Litigation
Representation before Lebanese courts in contractual, commercial and civil disputes, from first notice to final judgment and enforcement.
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Member of the Beirut Bar Association
Clear legal advice, careful representation.
Juliana Kassis advises and represents individuals, families and businesses in Lebanon, in civil and commercial disputes, personal status matters, real estate and company affairs.
Arabic · English · French
In person or online
Strictly confidential
Request a consultation
Send a short message and the office will get back to you, usually within one working day.
Advice & litigation
From a first opinion to representation in court
Three languages
Arabic, English and French
Clients abroad
Online consultations for Lebanese living abroad
Professional secrecy
Everything you share stays confidential
Practice areas
Legal services for individuals, families and businesses
Each matter is handled personally, with clear advice on your options, the expected timeline and the costs involved.
Family & Personal Status
Marriage, divorce, custody, alimony and inheritance matters, handled with discretion before the competent religious and civil courts.
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Sale and purchase agreements, Land Registry title checks, leases, co-ownership and property disputes.
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Company formation, shareholder agreements, Commercial Register filings and ongoing legal support for businesses.
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Drafting and reviewing contracts, and recovering unpaid debts through formal notice, negotiation or court action.
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Advice for employers and employees on contracts, dismissal, end-of-service indemnity and NSSF matters.
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About
Juliana Kassis
Juliana Kassis is a lawyer registered with the Beirut Bar Association. She advises and represents individuals, families and businesses, with a practice focused on civil and commercial disputes, personal status, real estate and company matters.
Her approach is simple: explain the law plainly, give an honest view of the options, and keep clients informed at every stage.
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Education
Law degree, university and year
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Bar admission
Beirut Bar Association, year of registration
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Languages
Arabic, English and French
How it works
A clear path from first contact to resolution
Here is what to expect once you get in touch.
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First contact
Send a message or call. You will get a reply to set up an appointment, in person or online.
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Consultation
Your situation is reviewed, the legal options are explained, and the likely costs are set out clearly.
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Agreement
Once you decide to proceed, the fee agreement is put in writing and work on your file begins.
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Follow-up
You are kept informed at every stage until the matter is resolved.
Questions
Before you get in touch
Practical answers about consultations, fees and confidentiality.
How do I book a consultation?
Use the form on this page, send a WhatsApp message, or call the office. Consultations take place at the office or online by video call.
How are fees set?
Fees depend on the type and complexity of the matter and are agreed in writing before any work begins, in line with the rules of the Bar Association. You will know the expected costs in advance.
I live outside Lebanon. Can you still help?
Yes. Many matters, such as property, inheritance and company affairs, can be followed from abroad through online meetings and a power of attorney issued at a Lebanese embassy or consulate.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Any documents related to your matter: contracts, title deeds, court papers, correspondence and your ID. If you don’t have everything, bring what you have.
Is what I share confidential?
Yes. Professional secrecy is a core duty of every lawyer in Lebanon. What you share stays confidential, whether or not you decide to proceed.
Which languages are consultations held in?
Arabic, English or French, whichever you are most comfortable with.
Contact
Visit or contact the office
Appointments are by arrangement. Get in touch by phone, WhatsApp or email.
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Office
Street, building, floor
Beirut, Lebanon -
Phone
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WhatsApp
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Office hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00–17:00
By appointment
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Book a consultation
Early advice often makes the difference. Get in touch to arrange a meeting at the office or online.