The time has come to introduce one of the new additions to the law firm Gospodinov & Genchev. We are pleased to introduce Hristo Yovchev, who has joined our team in full force.
Future development
As a jurist Hristo tries to present results in the main legal branches such as litigation and contract law, as well as to deepen in the niche ones – intellectual property law, personal data protection, “travel” law and e-commerce.
Here’s what he has to say about his plans and impressions of working with us:
What is the area you want to develop?
Since joining the GGlaw team, I have expressed an interest in pursuing intellectual property law, and this has not changed. I see my development among the intersections between law and technology. In particular, I am working and gaining competence to solve problems and bring clarity to new points in consumer law in the online environment, as well as in data protection. Last but not least, legal issues related to tourism are also part of my professional interests.
How does GGlaw help you?
From the basic principles of solving a case to the work habits and systematic approach to moving a task to its completion, GGlaw helps me build myself as an adequate professional and a valuable part of the team.
What skills does working at GGlaw help you develop?
GGlaw helps me to broaden and enrich my competence in the areas of law that interest me. The work process contributes to the development of my skills in systematic and analytical problem solving. The work is of a nature that allows me to tackle legal problems both independently and as a team player.
Let us know what you think of GGlaw so far
Working at GGlaw brings with it both increasing responsibilities and opportunities to develop and contribute with real benefit to our clients. The working process is systematic, clear and up-to-date. Collaborating with each member of the team is a pleasure and greatly improves both the quality of the work and the professional skills of everyone involved.
Quote from Hristo
“Success lies in delaying instant gratification and constantly bargaining with the future.”
