The law affecting businesses is becoming increasingly complex. We help our clients to create commercial agreements for them, especially in the manufacturing industry and outsourcing of services. The scope of services provided by our Law Firm is mainly assistance in the creation of adequate legal framework of cooperation between entrepreneurs, as well as - if the methods of resolving of a dispute by conciliation fails - assistance in the process of pursuing claims before the courts.

The scope of services provided by the Law Firm is primarily assistance in creation of proper legal framework of cooperation between business partners, as well as, if the methods of arbitrary resolution of a dispute fail, assistance in the pursuit of claims before the courts.

Commercial contracts:

• preparation and review of commercial contracts;
• copyright agreements, including agreements on the transfer of copyrights and license agreements;
• contracts for services;
• contract for a specified work;
• contracts related to orders in the manufacturing process;
• agreements on outsourcing of services;
• contracts for the supply of personnel within the operation of a temporary employment agency;
• advisory on securing business transactions;

Representation before the courts

We support our Clients in collecting their receivables from unreliable contractors before courts, and in mediation proceedings. In 2019, a major change in the law took place, which set additional, strict requirements for entrepreneurs in the process of pursuing claims before the courts. These changes result in the situation where entrepreneurs wishing to effectively enforce their rights before the courts should consider entrusting their cases to professional attorneys who are familiar with ever-changing legal regulations.

Mediation procedure

Often, when the methods of amicable settlement of a dispute fail, a large number of contractors take the case to court. However, sometimes, especially when there is a possibility of reaching a consensus between the parties, mediation is possible. Some disputes, for reasons of evidence proceedings, especially the volume of evidence, the need to appoint experts and many witnesses, can be resolved without entering a lengthy judicial path. In such cases, the parties may consider reaching a settlement before a mediator, which is the equivalent of a court settlement. However, such a settlement requires mutual concessions by the parties and a willingness to settle the dispute.