Arbitration and Mediation
Managing disputes efficiently through arbitration and mediation, with settlement strategies that consider time, cost and reputation.
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Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Representing clients before judicial and quasi-judicial authorities in commercial, civil, employment and criminal matters.
About the service
Assessing the matter before choosing a course of action
A dispute requires an understanding of the facts, evidence, deadlines and procedures before an appropriate strategy can be defined. We review the file and explain available options and the scope of representation or settlement according to the case.
When might you need this service?
Initial situations that help identify the relevant area
- Receiving a claim, notice or statement of claim.
- A commercial, civil, employment or criminal dispute.
- Assessing a position before filing proceedings.
- Considering settlement before or during a dispute.
Scope of work
What may the service include?
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Assessing facts and documents and identifying legal issues.
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Preparing submissions and applications within the representation scope.
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Representing the client before the competent authority as agreed.
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Considering settlement options and their effects where appropriate.
The final scope is defined after reviewing the request and documents and agreeing with the client. It may differ from the general items above.
Service process
A clear path from request to follow-up
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Understand the request
Listen to the facts and identify the objective and initial information needed for assessment.
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Assess the matter
Review relevant documents and laws and identify issues requiring attention.
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Define the approach
Present the assessment, alternatives and proposed scope before proceeding.
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Implementation and follow-up
Carry out the agreed service scope, follow up on procedures and communicate developments.
Initial documents
What helps us begin the assessment?
- The statement of claim, notices or exchanged demands.
- Contracts, correspondence and documents supporting the facts.
- Related earlier decisions or judgments, if any.
- A short chronology of events and important dates.
Important notice
This is an initial, non-exhaustive list. Do not send sensitive documents before agreeing on a delivery method and scope of service. Submitting a request does not create a lawyer–client relationship until the engagement is accepted and the agreement finalised.
Frequently asked questions
Initial answers about Litigation and Dispute Resolution
When can settlement opportunities be assessed?
Settlement can be considered before filing proceedings or while they are ongoing if the facts and parties’ positions allow it. Its consequences are assessed against continuing the proceedings.
Service information or preparation guidance, not a legal provision or an official requirements list.
Can the outcome of a case be determined in advance?
No dispute outcome can be guaranteed. A professional assessment can be provided based on available information and documents, but the outcome depends on the facts, evidence and competent authority.
Service information or preparation guidance, not a legal provision or an official requirements list.
How should I organise a dispute file before a consultation?
Write a short chronology, organise claims, responses, contracts and notices, and highlight any stated deadlines. If a procedural date is approaching, do not wait for a website-form response; contact us directly to assess the deadline in your file.
Service information or preparation guidance, not a legal provision or an official requirements list.
Is there an official service for submitting an electronic settlement request?
The Ministry of Justice offers electronic settlement requests through Taradhi to seek an amicable settlement. Applying does not guarantee agreement or a particular outcome. Consult the official service guide for current application steps.
Official source: Ministry of Justice — Submit a New Electronic Settlement Request · Checked: 5 September 2026
The information here is general and is not legal advice for a specific matter.
Request this service
Start by sharing an initial summary
The service scope and requirements will be determined after reviewing the initial information.