Iordan N. Tchompalov
About Iordan N. Tchompalov
Iordan N. Tchompalov is a lawyer based in Sofia, BG and has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Bulgaria™ since 2008. Iordan N. Tchompalov is recognized in the following practice areas:
- Sofia, Bulgaria
- Banking and Finance Law
- Capital Markets Law
Current Firm: Dimitrov, Tchompalov & Todorova Limited
Location: Sofia, BG
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