Commercial disputes

Representation of interests in court in commercial disputes

Representation of interests in court in commercial disputes is professional legal support for businesses during the resolution of disputes between business entities.

We provide full legal support at all stages:

  • Preparation of legal documents

    The lawyer prepares and drafts procedural documents for the commercial court, including statements of claim, responses, objections, motions, and other materials. The documents are prepared in accordance with judicial practice and commercial procedural requirements to strengthen the client’s position.

  • Legal analysis of violations

    A thorough analysis is conducted of the circumstances of the commercial dispute, the terms of the agreements, financial documents, and evidence. Legal risks, the prospects of the case, and the optimal strategy for defense or recovery are determined.

  • Support in filing claims

    The lawyer represents the client’s interests in the commercial court, participates in court hearings, submits the necessary applications and motions, responds to the actions of opposing parties, and monitors compliance with procedural deadlines.

  • Protection of interests after the proceedings

    After the decision is issued, the lawyer advises on further actions, appeal or enforcement of the court decision, and supports the client at the stage of compulsory enforcement to ensure real protection of the business’s property interests.

Representation of interests in court in commercial disputes in Kharkiv is professional legal support for businesses in disputes between business entities, requiring in-depth knowledge of commercial law and judicial practice. Disputes related to contract performance, debt recovery, corporate conflicts, or compensation for damages may have significant financial consequences. Therefore, timely involvement of a lawyer is essential for protecting the company’s interests.

By engaging our law firm in Kharkiv, you receive comprehensive legal representation in the commercial court at all stages of the proceedings. We conduct a detailed analysis of the case, develop a legal strategy, prepare procedural documents, and ensure active participation of a lawyer in court hearings while monitoring compliance with all procedural deadlines.

We have extensive experience in handling commercial disputes in Kharkiv and understand how important it is for businesses to protect assets, minimize risks, and achieve practical results. Each case is handled individually, taking into account the specifics of the client’s business and strategic objectives. Our goal is to provide effective judicial protection and confidence in the outcome.

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Our cases

Commercial dispute

Enquiry:

The client is a construction company that carried out construction work under a contract, the client for which was another Ukrainian company. After the work was completed, the client refused to sign the certificates of completion, claiming that the contract price for the work and materials – which had been increased in accordance with the technical specifications approved by the client – had not been signed by an authorised person in the relevant document, and that the signature had been forged.

What we do:

  • A lawsuit has been filed in court, and an expert examination has been ordered to determine the authenticity of the relevant official’s signature.
  • It was only then that the defendant effectively admitted the claim and did not wish to incur further costs by paying for the expert assessment as ordered by the court.

Result:

The Commercial Court has ruled in favour of the client.

Commercial dispute

Enquiry:

The client – a Ukrainian manufacturing company – entered into a foreign trade contract with a Czech company, made an advance payment under the contract (a foreign currency payment) and did not receive the goods within the timeframe specified in the contract. As the terms of the contract did not clearly specify the jurisdiction for this case, the Ukrainian commercial court could have refused to accept the case for consideration.

What we do:

  • A claim has been filed to recover an advance payment from a Czech company; the court is confident that the case falls within the jurisdiction of the Ukrainian courts.
  • The statement of claim and other procedural documents were translated into Czech by the claimant and, at the claimant’s request, were sent by the court to the defendant’s registered address in the Czech Republic over a period of six months.

Result:

Ultimately, the court ruled that the debt under a foreign trade contract should be recovered from the Czech company in favour of the Ukrainian company.

Commercial dispute

Enquiry:

The client is a construction company that carried out construction work under a contract, the client for which was another Ukrainian company. After the work was completed, the client refused to sign the certificates of completion, claiming that the contract price for the work and materials – which had been increased in accordance with the technical specifications approved by the client – had not been signed by an authorised person in the relevant document, and that the signature had been forged.

What we do:

  • A lawsuit has been filed in court, and an expert examination has been ordered to determine the authenticity of the relevant official’s signature.
  • It was only then that the defendant effectively admitted the claim and did not wish to incur further costs by paying for the expert assessment as ordered by the court.

Result:

The Commercial Court has ruled in favour of the client.