Arbitration is a civilized method of resolving commercial and property disputes arising between entrepreneurs and organizations, being an effective alternative to traditional courts. The procedure allows for the rapid and specialized resolution of conflicts of interest that arise in the conduct of economic activities. Arbitration courts frequently examine disputes regarding the execution of works, the quality of services, penalties or debt recovery, offering recognized enforceable solutions.

Types of disputes addressed through arbitration:

• Corporate litigation;

• Conflicts between founders and shareholders;

• Real estate disputes (ownership of buildings and land);

• Construction and contracting disputes;

• Leasing or rental disputes;

• Contractual disputes (cancellations, debts, terminations);

• Promissory note and debt recovery disputes;

• Copyright and intellectual property protection;

• Defense of reputation, dignity and honor;

• Contesting decisions of public authorities;

• Enforcement procedures.

Our services include:

• Detailed advice on arbitration and assessment of settlement chances;

• Identifying amicable solutions to avoid costly lawsuits;

• Realistic assessment of the chances of success in arbitration;

• Collection and preparation of relevant evidence;

• Qualified representation before arbitral tribunals;

• Avoiding delay in procedures;

• Assistance in appeals and redress, including drafting of appeals;

• Assistance in recovering court costs and enforcing judgments.

Our assistance fully covers the arbitration procedure:

• Consulting and risk assessment;

• Gathering evidence and analyzing the opponent's position;

• Developing the legal strategy and position in the process;

• Filing claims, complaints and actions before arbitration tribunals;

• Preparation of necessary procedural documents at all stages;

• Representing the client in arbitration hearings;

• Obtaining and transmitting arbitration awards and enforceable titles;

• Assistance in the execution phase of decisions.