Civil law is a legal system based on a comprehensive set of laws codified into a single, accessible written document. It focuses on the resolution of disputes between individuals or organizations.

Civil law governs private rights and obligations between individuals or entities, including contracts, property ownership, family matters, and torts (civil wrongs like negligence or defamation).Civil law systems often employ an inquisitorial process, where the judge takes an active role in investigating the facts of the case and determining the appropriate legal outcome, as opposed to the adversarial process common in common law systems.

Civil law systems are typically organized around comprehensive legal codes that cover various areas of law, such as civil, commercial, and procedural law. In civil law systems, the primary remedy for civil wrongs is often compensation or monetary damages, aimed at restoring the injured party to the position they were in before the harm occurred.

Responsibilities :

1. Civil lawyers provide legal advice and guidance to individuals, businesses, organizations, and other clients on various civil legal matters. This may include issues related to contracts, property disputes, personal injury claims, employment law, family law, and more.

2. They evaluate the merits of their clients' cases by conducting legal research, analyzing relevant statutes, regulations, and case law, and assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the available evidence.

3. Civil lawyers engage in the discovery process to gather evidence, obtain relevant documents, depose witnesses, and exchange information with opposing parties to build their case or defend against claims.

4. Civil lawyers provide legal analysis, interpretation of laws, and advice to clients on various legal issues, rights, obligations, and potential courses of action.

5. They maintain regular communication with their clients, keeping them informed about the progress of their case, explaining legal strategies and options, and addressing their questions, concerns, and expectations.

Legal representation in civil disputes.

Contract drafting and negotiations.

Property rights protection and disputes.

Personal injury claims advocacy.

Mediation and alternative dispute resolution.