Arbitration or Court Litigation: What Is Better for Business Contracts
Arbitration and court litigation are not equally suitable for every business contract. Learn when arbitration is a better choice, when state courts…
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LITIGATION & ARBITRATION
Our litigation practice offers superior advisory services to domestic and international clients across a wide range of commercial, corporate, and financial issues. Our team has significant experience in complex commercial litigation and business disputes representing large international corporations, small and medium-size enterprises, as well as individual entrepreneurs and investors, both domestic and foreign, states and state-owned companies before state courts, authorities, and institutional/ad hoc arbitrations.
Our firm represents clients from different sectors of the economy – financial services, insurance, energy, mining, international trade and retail, chemical, IT and telecommunications, construction and real estate, industrials (both manufacturing and infrastructure). In today’s global business environment litigation is unavoidable, therefore, we truly understand our client’s needs and present them a clear picture of the opportunities and risks involved, based on our specific market knowledge and profound expertise.
We handle all aspects of litigation, arbitration, bankruptcy and reorganization proceedings, enforcement of debts, judgments and arbitral awards rendered abroad, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Frequently Asked Questions
When is it appropriate to commence court proceedings?
Proceedings are appropriate when settlement efforts fail and the legal and commercial assessment shows reasonable prospects of success and recovery.
What is the difference between litigation and arbitration?
Litigation is conducted before state courts, while arbitration requires a valid arbitration agreement and is heard by an agreed institution or ad hoc tribunal.
Can a claim be secured before the dispute ends?
Depending on the facts, interim relief or another security measure may be requested if the statutory requirements are met.