Court disputes
We help define the position, collect evidence, and represent interests in court in disputes over real estate, contracts, and major contractual conflicts.
This practice is for an existing dispute or for assessing risks before one begins. Before work starts, we set the subject of the dispute, the court-work plan, and the boundaries: what belongs to the chosen stage and what is assessed separately.
01 / scope of work
How we approach the task
01
Position and evidence
We analyse the facts, documents, and legal positions, identify what must be proven, and set the actions needed at the chosen stage.
02
Court representation
We prepare procedural documents, take part in negotiations, and represent interests in court in disputes over real estate, contracts, and major contractual conflicts.
03
Pretrial settlement
We assess negotiation and settlement-agreement options when that route fits the position and the client's objective.
02 / result and boundaries
What you get
For a dispute, you receive a position, an evidence map, and an action plan for the agreed stage. Fee and timing depend on the subject, stage, and complexity of the dispute; we assess position preparation, pretrial work, and court work separately.
We do not guarantee the outcome of a court case: we set out the position, risks, and action plan. Bankruptcy and enforcement are agreed separately. Property review before a dispute and construction support are separate tasks.
03 / questions
Before we start
Do you guarantee the outcome of a dispute?
No. No one can guarantee the outcome of a case. We assess the position, evidence, and risks and offer options, including pretrial settlement.
What materials are needed at the first step?
Leave your contact details and briefly describe the dispute, the parties, and its current stage. We will agree the document list and secure exchange process after checking whether we can work and any conflicts.
Can we start with negotiations?
Yes, if negotiations fit the objective and the position. We will assess settlement options and record the chosen stage of work.
Discuss a court dispute
One contact is enough. We agree the scope, cost and timing before the work starts.