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Disputes and Representation

Litigation and Legal Representation

Handling a dispute begins with understanding the facts, their sequence and the documents available. We study your matter, explain the procedural needs and the scope of representation that suits it, then prepare the statements of claim, memoranda and applications required under the agreed engagement. We follow the proceedings and keep you informed of developments, setting out your options and what calls for a decision from you.

Studying the dispute, preparing pleadings and appearing before the courts at all levels of litigation.

How we help

  • 01

    Assessing the file and organising its evidence

  • 02

    Preparing statements of claim, defences and objections

  • 03

    Representation before the competent authorities

  • 04

    Coordinating the follow-up of proceedings

This covers civil and commercial matters; criminal, labour and administrative cases have their own pages. Disputes concerning medical errors, sport, tax and insurance can be studied within the approved expertise of the team, without being presented as a separate official accreditation.

How to begin

Send a summary of the facts, the current stage and any known date.

What you can prepare

  • Contracts
  • Correspondence
  • Judgments, if any

The scope of service and the final work are set in the agreement; the list above is for preparation and is not a request to upload documents.

Is sending the documents enough to begin pleading?

Representation begins once the request has been studied and accepted, and the necessary agreement and authorisation are in place.

Start with a clear summary of your need

Send your contact details and a short description of the matter, and the team will review the request and contact you about the next step.