Commercial disputes and arbitration
We represent businesses in commercial disputes before courts and in arbitration. Before filing a claim or a response, we assess the legal grounds, evidence and impact on the business.

Your claim, defence and business impact
The other party refuses to perform a contract, demands a contractual penalty or claims damages. We first establish what happened and what can be proved. We review the documents, timeline, previous negotiations and any deadlines currently running.
We represent clients in contractual disputes, claims concerning defective performance, damages claims and other business conflicts. Straightforward unpaid invoices are covered by our debt recovery service. Disagreements within a company are covered by our shareholder disputes service.
Documents and costs
For the initial meeting, prepare the contract and annexes, key correspondence, handover records, a payment summary and all court submissions. A brief timeline helps us understand the case; retain the original documents and electronic correspondence.
We agree the scope of representation and legal fees according to the complexity of the matter. Court fees and any costs of taking evidence must be considered separately. We also discuss the risk of paying the other party's costs. Estimates may change as proceedings develop.
Frequently asked questions about disputes
Can you take over proceedings that have already started?
We assess whether we can take over based on the available documents, deadlines and any conflict of interest. Please send previous submissions and decisions, especially any current court request.
Can we negotiate a settlement after a claim has been filed?
Yes. Settlement may remain possible during proceedings. Negotiating an agreement does not, by itself, allow you to stop complying with procedural obligations.
Can I choose arbitration instead of court proceedings?
Arbitration requires the statutory conditions to be met and an appropriate agreement between the parties. Not every dispute can be transferred to arbitration unilaterally.
Does a successful judgment guarantee payment?
No. In addition to succeeding on the merits, recovery depends on whether the decision is enforceable and on the debtor's financial position. We consider the prospects of actual recovery when choosing a course of action.
Do you handle disputes other than commercial disputes?
Yes. The firm also handles civil and employment disputes and related legal protection. See our civil law and employment law services for further information.
Preventing future disputes
After resolving the matter, we can help revise your commercial contracts and handover procedures.


Selected cases
Matters in which we have achieved success for our clients.
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Do you need legal advice?
We are ready to help you with any legal issue. Do not hesitate to contact us for a non-binding consultation.















