# Attorney on economic affairs

Grandliga assists clients with commercial matters at different stages — from the initial review of documents and negotiations to pre-litigation settlement, court representation, appellate and cassation proceedings and, where necessary, enforcement of the resulting judgment.

In a commercial dispute, it is important to review contracts, primary records, correspondence, payment documents, acceptance certificates and other materials that may support the party’s position. A commercial disputes lawyer analyses this evidence, identifies the legal basis for claims or objections and develops the further legal position in the matter.

The practical value of litigation is also important. Before commencing court proceedings, it is necessary to consider the legal prospects, value of the claim, potential costs, likely duration of the proceedings and the realistic prospects of enforcing a future judgment. For a business, the outcome of litigation has practical value when it is proportionate to the costs involved and serves a clear commercial objective.

Where a dispute can be resolved without court proceedings, a lawyer may assist with negotiations, formal claims, responses and other documents. If pre-litigation settlement is unsuccessful or does not serve the client’s interests, a position is developed for commercial litigation.

When handling a matter, we take into account current case law and relevant Supreme Court findings that may affect the interpretation of contracts, obligations, liability, available remedies and other aspects of the commercial dispute.

Grandliga works with private companies, entrepreneurs and other business entities. If you require a commercial lawyer, we will review the materials, assess the potential risks and propose the appropriate next steps for protecting the business’s interests.