The procedure for pre-trial settlement of disputes is a form of protecting the civil rights of one of the parties to the conflict. Settlement consists in considering the issues that led to the conflict between the parties before the case is referred to the competent court.
Pre-trial settlement of disputes is an important part of a lawyer’s work. Since it allows you to solve a conflict situation with a minimum expenditure of both time and money of the client. Claims work is a way to solve a problem on the basis of mutual concessions. Our Company pays great attention to the possibility of resolving a conflict situation through negotiations and drawing up claims.
Pre-trial settlement of disputes boils down to the following points:
- analysis of the solvency of the counterparty (debtor) of the client (collection of information about the counterparty)
- identification of the conditions for the settlement of the dispute with the client
- study of the documents received, analysis of controversial legal relations
- determination of the applicable legislation, circumstances relevant to the development of the correct preliminary position on the dispute
- assessment of the prospects of pre-trial settlement, based on the submitted documents
- elaboration of the legal position and alignment with a client on the list of necessary actions
- obtaining a power of attorney from a client to negotiate with a counterparty (debtor)
- determination of the need for additional evidence
- if necessary, obtaining additional evidence on the dispute (requesting information from the competent authorities, etc.)
- preparation of a claim against the counterparty (debtor)
- sending a claim by courier delivery or by registered mail with notification
- control of the receipt of the claim by the counterparty (debtor) of the client
- negotiations within the terms specified in the claim, by phone or directly, with a visit to the location of the counterparty (debtor)
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