Стефан Đокиć

In April 2015, he graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb and started working in the law office of Ranko Đokić. In 2014, he studied in Germany at the University of Regensburg as part of the university exchange program (ERASMUS). In June 2017, he passed the bar exam with a special commendation from the Examination Committee. In June 2018, he took the lawyer's oath and was entered in the Directory of Lawyers of the Croatian Bar Association. In October 2017, he will start postgraduate specialist (LL.M.) studies at the German University in Regensburg. During his post-graduate studies, he studies and writes a scientific paper on the comparison of real estate purchase and sale contracts in the Republic of Croatia and the Federal Republic of Germany. The purpose of the paper is to provide a comparative presentation of the two legal systems, their advantages and disadvantages, and to propose possible reforms of the Croatian system. In May 2019, he takes the final master's exam, which completes his postgraduate studies and acquires the title of Master of Science - LL.M. As a co-author, he is working on the 5th edition of the NOMOS commentary on the real law of the Federal Republic of Germany, where he is in charge of writing a comparative presentation of Croatian property law in relation to German law, with special emphasis on the time since the Republic of Croatia's accession to the European Union. The commentary is published by the publisher NOMOS Verlag in cooperation with the Bar Association of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is intended as a practical commentary that will be used to the greatest extent by German lawyers and notaries public, and previous editions have been cited in numerous judgments of German courts. In December 2015, he was appointed a permanent court interpreter for the English language. With the certificate from the University of Cambridge dated April 19, 2016, he was recognized with the highest proficiency level of English language knowledge (C2), which he passed in the exam held in March 2016 with the grade "A". In September 2017, at the University of Regensburg, he took the DSH exam (standardized test of language knowledge for access to postgraduate studies in the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany) with a success rate of 88%, thus achieving the highest - C2 - level of knowledge of the German language.