Economic disputes

Types of typical commercial disputes

The most common commercial disputes handled by our law firm include:

  • disputes concerning the performance of contracts - from the stage where the capacity to conclude a commercial contract is assessed, through the forms of contracts and their interpretation, to the determination of the legal status of contracts (their validity or invalidity), the transfer of contractual rights to other persons including declarations of intent,
  • disputes over the realisation of collateral - including those relating to sureties and bank guarantees, contractual obligations under notarial deeds, as well as performance bonds, accessions to debt, deposits, security deposits and many others,
  • compensation disputes - which relate to the compensation of damages, not only actual but also foreseeable, resulting from the negotiation process, but also from the declarations made with the signing of the contracts that led to the losses; moreover, relating to damages related to non-performance or improper performance of contracts or torts, and the claiming of all types of compensation,
  • disputes over the improper performance or non-performance of contracts - concerning various types of contracts concluded: orders, works, sales, construction, leases, rental, banking, investment, capital markets and many others,
  • and commercial disputes for payment - including, but not limited to: benefit refunds, enforcement proceedings against debtors and verification of their assets, settlement of financial obligations.

Scope of legal advice in commercial disputes

However, it is not always optimal for the client to go to court. Our law firm It also consults and advises on the best way to obtain the claims or compensation sought, as the attitudes of Polish entrepreneurs are extreme in this case - they decide to go to court or give up pursuing their rights, as they consider that the subject matter of the dispute is not worth the costs of court proceedings and their duration.

Before this happens, however, a pre-court complaint should be consideredto which the trader and the consumer are entitled and only when this is not taken into account does the time come for additional action.

However, there are still avenues other than court: the Arbitration Court at the Financial Supervision Authority, a similar court at the Trade Inspection, as well as mediation and arbitration (ADR - Alternative Dispute Resolution). Good lawyer will always advise on the right course of action for a solution commercial dispute dependent on the client's problem and an expert assessment of the existing situation, which in turn will enable a prognosis of success once a specific course of action has been chosen.

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