Representation in court
Disputes between parties are a common complication. The primary goal is to prevent court visits and eliminate impending disputes by agreement effectively. Litigation cannot be avoided in every case, and the risk of litigation can never be destroyed. Choosing the right attorney is crucial in protecting your rights in court. When we assume legal representation, we defend your rights and represent your interests in court proceedings. Thanks to our practice and experience in the field, we find optimal ways even in difficult and tense situations. With legal representation by an attorney, you will achieve the most viable solutions and reach the highest level of protection of your legitimate interests in court proceedings.
We approach litigation with a broader consideration of our client‘s personal, business, and other interests. We provide legal advice at the pre-trial stage, where we work with clients to evaluate their starting position. We find the strategy and the right tools at all stages of the proceedings, whether it is a decision of the court of the first instance, an appeal, an appeal, or a constitutional complaint before the Constitutional Court. We also represent in proceedings before administrative courts and appeals to the Supreme Administrative Court. We pride ourselves on legal advice with added value for our clients. When analyzing and evaluating, you will appreciate our ability to see the entire problem through an economic and legal lens. The overall benefit and satisfaction of the client are our fundamental measure of success. Especially in escalated situations, you will appreciate our legal support and stable partner for crisis resolution. We provide legal representation in court proceedings, in particular:
- We avoid the risk of disputes;
- Pre-arbitration analysis, recommendation, and development of an ideal dispute resolution strategy;
- Legal representation in negotiations with the opposing party and seeking an amicable solution;
- Negotiation of a settlement agreement;
- Preparation and filing of the claim (legal representation of the claimant);
- Preparation and submission of the defendant’s statement of the case (legal representation of the defendant);
- Legal representation in arbitration proceedings;
- Filing of ordinary appeals (appeals);
- Legal representation for enforcement of arbitral awards.
Representation in arbitration proceedings
A sure alternative to ordinary court proceedings is the proceedings before arbitrators. Property disputes between entrepreneurs can be settled out of court in arbitration. Like a judge, an arbitrator is an independent and impartial third party that decides the dispute between the parties. The parties to a dispute may call upon an arbitrator to arbitrate disputes directly in the contract (before the conflict arises) or even after a dispute has arisen between the parties. A permanent arbitration court, which functions like ordinary courts, can also be chosen. The Court of Arbitration at the Chamber of Commerce of the Czech Republic and the Chamber of Agrarian Affairs of the Czech Republic is a permanent arbitration court with its list of arbitrators, rules of procedure, and facilities, which has been established specifically to arbitrate disputes between entrepreneurs.
The indisputable advantage of arbitration is its speed. Compared to court proceedings, an arbitral award can be issued within a relatively short period. In some areas of law, the expertise and specialization of a particular arbitrator make arbitration highly desirable. A notable disadvantage of arbitration is its cost. We provide legal representation in court proceedings, in particular:
- We prevent the risks of disputes;
- Pre-arbitration analysis, recommendation, and creation of an ideal strategy for dispute resolution;
- Legal representation in negotiations with the opposing party and seeking an amicable solution;
- Negotiation of a settlement agreement;
- Preparation and filing of the claim (legal representation of the claimant);
- Preparation and submission of the defendant’s statement of the case (legal representation of the defendant);
- Legal representation in arbitration proceedings;
- Filing of ordinary appeals (appeals);
- Legal representation for enforcement of arbitral awards.
