Contract broken,payment stuck? Resolve itwithout losing the deal.

Start with a clear demand notice referring to the contract and invoices. If payment does not follow, options include mediation, a summary suit or arbitration, depending on the contract.

We review the documents and choose the fastest route.

For commercial suits that do not need urgent interim relief, the commercial courts law requires pre-institution mediation. Urgent applications can be exceptions.

We handle this step and the filing that follows.

Then disputes covered by it generally go to arbitration, and a court may refer the parties there. The clause's wording, seat and rules matter.

We read the clause first and advise on forum.

Timelines vary with the forum, the value and the court's workload. Summary procedures and arbitration can be faster than ordinary suits, though not always.

We give a realistic range after reviewing the case.

Yes, in suitable cases. Courts and tribunals can grant interim injunctions or orders to secure the amount claimed, subject to conditions such as urgency and prima facie case.

We assess and act quickly.

A counterclaim or set-off is common. We assess both sides of the performance record and prepare your case accordingly.

Documents recorded at the time of performance are the most useful.

Notices and replies are available at fixed fees, and litigation or arbitration is scoped after we see the papers. Fees are agreed in writing before we start.

We also discuss likely recovery, so you can weigh cost and benefit.