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Holding two master’s degrees – one in Law from the University of Tartu and another in Political Science from Tallinn University – and having worked in litigation since 2004 across all areas of law, I still find myself discovering something new time and again.
It is precisely this constant variety that fascinates me most. The law is dynamic, and every case has its own unique character. The outcome of legal proceedings is often difficult to predict, and it is exactly this unpredictability that gives me energy and drive in my work. I am particularly drawn to complex and large-scale matters.
In my work as an advocate, my background in the public sector has proven extremely valuable. My experience at the Estonian Customs Board, where I began in 1997, and later at the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (Maksu- ja Tolliamet), has given me a broad and practical understanding of administrative procedures and decision-making processes. From 2008 to 2015, I served there as Chief Legal Officer.
My professional development has also been strongly supported by several years of work as a lecturer in human resources and law, which has further strengthened my expertise.
I have extensive knowledge and practical experience across several areas of law, with a particular focus on tax law. In recent years, I have increasingly worked with criminal cases, yet disputes involving public authorities remain a natural part of my practice. These may include matters involving the Tax and Customs Board, the Environmental Board, the Police and Border Guard Board, as well as municipal authorities.
I also continue to represent both claimants and defendants in civil disputes, including contract law, property law, inheritance law and family law.
My personal recommendation is always to prevent disputes wherever possible. I therefore advise clients to seek legal advice at an early stage, whether in connection with real estate transactions, division of assets, or other matters where a conflict may arise. I firmly believe that the most successful dispute is the one that never turns into court proceedings.
The best possible outcome, regardless of the matter or legal field, is always achieved through a relationship of trust between the client and their legal representative. It was this belief that inspired me to establish my own law firm and give it the name LOJAL.
You are welcome to contact me in Estonian, Russian or English.

Hannes has worked at several law firms throughout his career, focusing primarily on dispute resolution and litigation. This experience has provided him with broad legal expertise and strengthened his perseverance, analytical skills and ability to deal with complex legal matters in depth. When advising clients, Hannes places particular emphasis on practical solutions and the client's actual needs. Hannes focuses on delivering practical, solution-oriented legal advice tailored to the client's needs, while avoiding unnecessary complexity and costs.
Professional experience:
2002–2006 RODI Law Firm
2006–2009 MAQS Law Firm
2009–2018 Law Office Laus & Partners
2018–2025 Law Firm REMO's
2025–2026 LEADELL Pilv Law Firm
Hannes primarily practises in civil law, including construction law, real estate law, property law, employment law, law of obligations, commercial law, family law and succession law. He also represents clients in misdemeanour and criminal matters, particularly victims and third parties involved in criminal proceedings.
You may contact Hannes in Estonian or English

Sirle Sööt holds a law degree from both Estonia and Sweden. She is a dedicated and versatile legal professional with over 20 years of experience in the public sector in both Sweden and Estonia.
Sirle has worked for many years at the Swedish Ministry of Justice, where her focus was the digital transformation of the justice sector at European Union level. She has also completed legal traineeships at the Administrative Court in Stockholm and at the Swedish Migration Agency. In addition, she has held legal roles at the Council of the European Union and the European Commission.
She has a particular interest in family law and has delivered lectures on the principle of the best interests of the child in Swedish case law. With a masters degree in EU law and personal experience of living and working in Stockholm, she also has strong knowledge of EU rules on the free movement of persons and services.
Thanks to her solid background and practical understanding of both legal systems, Sirle also provides high-quality legal translations and interpreting services (Estonian Swedish and Swedish Estonian), both written and oral. Her combined experience of the Estonian and Swedish legal frameworks makes her a reliable partner in cross-border legal matters.
Sirle also has experience in representing clients in Swedish courts when required. In addition to Estonian, she is fluent in Swedish and English, both spoken and written.

Heli Insler holds a law degree from the University of Tartu and has extensive experience in legal work in both the private and public sectors, across several areas of law.
She has worked for many years as a litigation lawyer at the Estonian Tax and Customs Board and the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board, where she gained strong practical experience in court proceedings and administrative disputes.

Egert holds a master’s degree in law from the University of Tartu. He has extensive legal experience gained through many years of service at the Estonian Tax and Customs Board and more than eleven years as a judicial officer at Pärnu County Court. His extensive experience within both public administration and the court system provides him with a thorough understanding of legal proceedings, dispute resolution and judicial decision-making processes.
TALLINN
Marati Maja, Tallinn Tartu mnt 63
PÄRNU
Sillakeskus, Pärnu Papiniidu 5
Open by prior appointment
on weekdays from 08:00 to 18:00
E-MAIL
lojal@lojal.ee
PHONE
+ 372 5887 4455