business litigation

• real estate
• corporate – M&A
• business litigation

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business litigation

Lawington provides guidance to clients for the resolution of commercial litigation, whether via standard judicial procedure or via the implementation of alternative methods of dispute resolution:

• follow-up of briefs during the pre-litigious phase,
• interim measures: provisional attachments of bank accounts, seizures of assets, third party obligor seizures, appointments of ad hoc proxies,
• measures of investigation for future reference: appointments of court experts, appointments of process servers for the purpose of drawing up reports,
• summary proceedings and proceedings on the merits before civil, criminal and administrative courts, in particular within the framework of the implementation of warranties covering corporate liabilities, of shareholder conflicts, and of conflicts between directors and shareholders or the company,
• in-court settlements,
• compulsory enforcement measures,
• Industrial, technical and/or financial court ordered appraisals, managerial assessments,
• insolvency proceedings: declarations of cessation of payments, statements of claims, proceedings before official receivers,
• alternative dispute resolution: ad hoc and judicial mediation, conciliation, collaborative law