Lawyer in the canton of Graubünden

On ora., every lawyer is checked against a cantonal bar register, and every legal adviser holds a Swiss law degree. You filter by area of law, language and place – from Chur to Landquart or Davos – and compare profiles and fees. You book at the office or by video, which often saves a long journey.

Each region has its own regional court, such as the Regionalgericht Plessur for Chur, the Regionalgericht Landquart, the Regionalgericht Prättigau/Davos or the Regionalgericht Viamala. It hears civil, family and criminal cases as well as employment disputes. Which one is competent in a given case depends on where the parties live and on the type of matter.

Graubünden is trilingual: German, Romansh and Italian are official languages. On ora. every practitioner lists the languages they speak, and you can filter by them. That way you can be advised in your own language, even if the proceedings themselves are held in another official language.

Depending on the decision, an appeal to an administrative body may be open first. At cantonal level, appeals are decided by the high court (Obergericht des Kantons Graubünden). The deadline and the remedy are stated at the end of the decision; a practitioner checks the right route.

Each practitioner sets their own fees, and the rates of the lawyers available are shown live on this page and on every profile before you book. ora.’s service fee appears on a separate line and is never added into the fee, and you pay the practitioner directly. If your means are insufficient, you can apply to the competent court for legal aid.