When a customer, supplier or partner from another country stops performing, time matters. We help you get paid, regain control of the deal or exit it.
Many international contracts refer disputes to arbitration, for example before the ICC International Court of Arbitration. We advise you both when drafting that clause and when it is time to go to arbitration.
It depends on the amount, on what the contract says and on whether the other party has assets that can be seized. We tell you clearly before we start, with a cost estimate.
Time limits depend on the applicable law and the type of claim. It is best to seek advice as soon as possible.
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