International commercial litigation

The most striking feature of doing business in the modern world is its international character. That is, companies engaged in modern business community and involved in one business process are usually originate from different countries and subject to different legal rules.

Commercial activity is no exception in the matter of disputes and disagreements between suppliers and customers, partners and competitors. No matter why the dispute has arisen, the fact is that the dispute should be resolved. The best or the only way to do so is often to pass the case to international commercial litigation.

General commercial litigation involves almost every type of dispute that can arise in the business context, including breach of contract cases, partnership/joint venture disputes, class actions, business torts and shareholder issues.

Meanwhile, commercial disputes around the world are becoming more difficult to navigate. Expanding international businesses, changing regulatory requirements, increasing corporate scrutiny and complex cross-border transactions are among the drivers. All these factors force people interested in settling the dispute to seek professional legal advice.