Arbitration Matters
We offer comprehensive legal support in arbitration matters, helping clients resolve disputes outside of court through efficient, confidential, and enforceable means. Arbitration is an increasingly preferred method of dispute resolution due to its flexibility, privacy, and often faster resolution times compared to litigation.
“In the Pursuit of Fairness, We Don’t Settle for Less”
Our arbitration services include:
- Drafting Arbitration Agreements: Creating enforceable clauses in commercial contracts to govern dispute resolution.
- Representation in Arbitration Proceedings: Representing clients in local and international arbitration tribunals.
- Pre-Arbitration Advisory: Assessing the merits of the dispute and advising on strategy before formal proceedings.
- Appointment of Arbitrators: Assisting in the selection or challenge of arbitrators.
- Document and Evidence Management: Organizing submissions, witness statements, and expert evidence.
- Award Enforcement or Challenge: Enforcing arbitral awards or applying to set aside invalid ones.
- Mediation-Arbitration (Med-Arb): Hybrid processes where we facilitate mediation followed by binding arbitration if unresolved.
Why Choose Us?
- Deep experience in both local and international arbitration.
- Strong advocacy backed by thorough case preparation.
- Cost-effective dispute resolution strategies.
- Expert handling of complex commercial contracts.
- Fast turnaround and confidentiality assured.
Debt Collection FAQs:
Yes. We have the legal authority to issue demands, sue, and enforce judgments.
Typically, we issue a formal letter of demand giving the debtor a chance to pay or respond.
Timeframes vary depending on the debtor’s response, court schedules, and enforcement complexity.
It depends on the debtor’s financial status and available assets. We conduct assessments before proceeding.
Yes, if allowed by the agreement or applicable law. We help you calculate and claim these amounts.
We explore legal and factual issues, and if necessary, proceed to court for resolution.
Yes. Many debts are resolved through negotiation or structured repayment agreements.
Sometimes, especially if directors can be held personally liable or assets remain.
Copies of agreements, invoices, correspondence, and proof of payment attempts.
We offer flexible fee structures, including contingency fees, flat fees, and hourly billing depending on the case.