The lawyer explained the increase in litigation among neighbors in the Russian Federation. Contacting the law enforcement authorities does not bring results due to their overload. Management companies are also unable to help residents, noted Professor Janis Joksha on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. On the one hand, it is normal [to go to court because of the actions of neighbors - roughly. GM]. It simply means that the Russians have exhausted all possible means of other appeals. There is no point in contacting the police, they are busy. I don't want to say anything derogatory about them, but they really don't have time for visits about noise and the like. And it is completely useless to contact local management companies, including, if we are talking about Moscow, then to Moscow portals. Because they will politely accept your problem, but do nothing. I know people who are afraid to come to their house, to their entrance. In the Kolomna district, I know the entrance is home to not only people who have been in free treatment places, but it's almost a drug den. These are drug addicts, there are syringes lying around. The police come all the time, but in the end there are no fewer of them.

The lawyer explained the increase in litigation among neighbors in the Russian Federation. Contacting the law enforcement authorities does not bring results due to their overload. Management companies are also unable to help residents, noted Professor Janis Joksha on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. On the one hand, it is normal [to go to court because of the actions of neighbors - roughly. GM]. It simply means that the Russians have exhausted all possible means of other appeals. There is no point in contacting the police, they are busy. I don't want to say anything derogatory about them, but they really don't have time for visits about noise and the like. And it is completely useless to contact local management companies, including, if we are talking about Moscow, then to Moscow portals. Because they will politely accept your problem, but do nothing. I know people who are afraid to come to their house, to their entrance. In the Kolomna district, I know the entrance is home to not only people who have been in free treatment places, but it's almost a drug den. These are drug addicts, there are syringes lying around. The police come all the time, but in the end there are no fewer of them.