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Litigation & Dispute Resolution

When a dispute cannot be avoided, you need a clear strategy and counsel who will see it through. We represent clients in court, arbitration and mediation, always with an eye on the outcome that matters to the business.

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01You may need this if

  • A counterparty has breached a contract or not paid.
  • Your company has been sued or received a formal demand.
  • Your contract requires the dispute to go to arbitration.
  • A debtor is insolvent or has entered a debt restructuring process.

02What we handle

Litigation

  • Commercial litigation in the district courts
  • Appeals and cassation
  • Enforcement of judgments

Arbitration & mediation

  • Domestic and international arbitration
  • Mediation and negotiated settlement
  • Enforcement of arbitral awards

Insolvency

  • Debt restructuring (PKPU)
  • Bankruptcy petitions
  • Filing and defending creditor claims

Criminal matters

  • Criminal complaints and reports
  • Embezzlement and fraud cases
  • Recovery of losses

03How we work with you

  1. 1

    Assess the case

    We review the facts, the documents and the applicable law, and give you an honest view of your position.

  2. 2

    Choose the strategy

    We set out the options, from negotiation to formal proceedings, with their likely cost and timing.

  3. 3

    Run the proceedings

    We prepare the submissions and evidence and represent you at every hearing.

  4. 4

    Enforce the result

    We help you turn a judgment, award or settlement into an actual recovery.

04What to prepare

  • The contract and any amendments
  • Correspondence and demand letters
  • Invoices and proof of payment
  • Evidence of the breach or loss
  • Any court or arbitration documents received

05Common questions

Should we settle or go to court?

It depends on the strength of your case, the cost and time involved, and the relationship at stake. We give you a clear comparison so you can decide.

How long does litigation take?

A first-instance court case often takes several months, and appeals add more time. Arbitration is usually faster. We give you an estimate based on your case.

What is PKPU?

PKPU is a court-supervised process in which a debtor and its creditors negotiate a debt restructuring plan. It can be requested by the debtor or by a creditor.

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