Dispute resolution

In today’s business environment, proactive legal action is essential to reduce risks and avoid disputes. Prevence specialises in implementing preventive measures to protect your business from costly and time-consuming legal conflicts. 

The cornerstone of our preventive mechanism is the drafting and continuous review of contracts. We ensure that your contracts are clear, comprehensive and legally sound, preventing the ambiguities that often lead to disputes. 

We help you develop an effective dispute management strategy for your organisation, including the intricacies of communication with the other party, contract review and other nuances. 

Most disputes are fully resolved at the pre-litigation stage, but the success of dispute management depends on the legal partner you choose. 

Prevence attorneys will advise you on the optimal dispute resolution strategy, represent you in negotiations, mediation or arbitration proceedings and, if necessary, prepare all the documents necessary for the resolution of the dispute, e.g. peace agreements. 

We can assure you that Prevence lawyers are not only skilled negotiators, but also empathetic listeners who can accurately understand and reflect the client’s position. The importance of these skills cannot be underestimated and they play a decisive role in guiding negotiations towards a favourable outcome. 

Prevence lawyers have significant experience in representing clients in courts of all instances. Our experience enables us to effectively represent clients in a wide range of cases, from complex shareholder disputes to multi-faceted commercial matters. 

When representing our clients in court, it is not only about the weight of the legal arguments, but also about the in-depth preparation of the client: tactical strategies, psychological preparation for the proceedings. 

Our services include in-depth analysis and gathering of the evidence in the case and , developing a legal strategy , drafting and submitting documents to the court, representation at hearings, advice on the possible consequences of a court decision and on the next steps to be taken in the execution of the court decision.