At GK Joint Legal Practice, we offer specialized legal services in the complex and sensitive area of constitutional law, with a deep understanding of the unique constitutional structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Our firm advises clients—both individuals and institutions—on a broad range of constitutional issues, with a particular focus on the protection of fundamental rights, separation of powers, and the functioning of government institutions at all levels (state, entity, cantonal levels etc.).

Operating within the multi-layered constitutional framework established by the Dayton Peace Agreement, our legal team provides skilled representation before the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the constitutional courts of the Federation of BiH and Republic of Srpska. We assist in filing constitutional appeals related to violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights and the BiH Constitution.

GK Joint Legal Practice also advises public bodies, NGOs, and private entities on constitutional interpretation, legal reform proposals, registration proceedings and the constitutionality of legislative or administrative actions. We support clients in matters involving institutional jurisdictional disputes, electoral law, rule of law issues, and the compatibility of domestic laws with international legal standards.

Our team contributes to ongoing legal discourse and reform efforts aimed at strengthening constitutional governance and democratic institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With a careful and informed approach, we help clients navigate constitutional challenges in a way that upholds legal certainty, democratic values, and the protection of individual rights.

Whether addressing fundamental rights violations or complex questions of constitutional authority, GK Joint Legal Practice is committed to offering principled, effective advocacy rooted in both national and international constitutional law standards.