Contracts and dispute resolution

A well-drafted contract prevents many disputes. From drafting and reviewing a contract to negotiations, court and arbitration if a dispute does arise — we are at your side.

What is included

What we offer

01
Contract drafting
Drafting a contract that fits your business and the interests of the parties.
02
Legal review
Reviewing the terms of a ready contract and identifying risky clauses and inconsistencies.
03
Amending a contract
Preparing supplementary agreements, terminating or extending a contract.
04
Claims and replies
Sending a claim when obligations are breached and preparing a reply to a claim received.
05
Negotiations
Negotiating with counterparties to settle a dispute before it reaches court.
06
Court and arbitration
Defending interests when resolving a dispute in court or arbitration if no agreement is reached.

How we work

Every matter follows clear stages — you always know what is happening.

Enquiry
You tell us about your situation and we review the question and any documents you have. The format and time of the consultation are agreed.
Analysis and strategy
We assess the legal position, explain options and risks, and propose a plan of action.
Defence and solution
Following the agreed plan, we prepare documents, negotiate and, where needed, defend your interests in court.
Outcome and report
We give a clear report on the results and recommendations for next steps.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

What should I pay attention to before signing a contract?

Check that the parties and subject matter are clearly stated, and that obligations, deadlines, liability and the dispute resolution procedure are set out. It is best to show the contract to a lawyer before signing.

Why is a claim (pre-trial demand) sent?

It gives the parties a chance to settle the dispute before court and in many cases is required before applying to court.

Can you review a ready-made contract?

Yes, legal review of a draft contract is part of our services. To get advice it is enough to provide the document.