Obligations and contract law

Every civil legal relationship between the parties is formalised in contracts. Every contract covers the beginning, performance and termination of the civil legal relationship, including the settlement of disputes. Therefore, even if the contractual relationship has a good and favourable start, it is necessary to ensure that you have a good and high-quality contract that safeguards your interests and facilitates the resolution of any disputes that may arise in the future.

Disputes between parties usually arise from the performance of a contract, non-compliance with its terms and conditions, delays in the performance of works or the provision of services, as well as from differences in the understanding and interpretation of contractual provisions. In such cases, disputes become complex and intricate, often requiring the collection and analysis of additional evidence in the search for the truth. It is therefore important to ensure that the agreement is properly formalised at an early stage, which will reduce the cost and time involved in resolving disputes. The cost of drafting or revising the agreement and the cost of advice depends on the complexity of the agreement, the complexity of the agreement and the additional clauses the parties wish to include, but in any case, it is an important stage in the conclusion of the agreement which pays off in the future, minimising the number or volume of disputes.

Depending on the nature of the contract to be concluded: (I) loan; (II) provision of services; (III) contract; (IV) mixed; (V) lease; (VI) usufruct; (VII) sale and purchase; or any other, it is necessary to be familiar with the specifics of the particular legal relationship in question and the applicable regulations, and it is also necessary to be familiar with the case law on the distribution of the burden of proof, the interpretation of the facts and other nuances. Therefore, only a qualified lawyer and practitioner can draft a contract that protects your interests. Similarly, in the event of a dispute where the parties are unable to reach an amicable settlement, careful work and legal analysis of the circumstances, attention to details that may have a legal impact on the outcome of the dispute, and any actions taken before the dispute is brought before the court, are also essential.

In the course of business, it is common to see cases of evasion of payment for services or works rendered, or of unjustified bills or expenses being charged to recipients of services. We are ready to get to know your case on a case-by-case basis and to find the best and most effective legal solution for the recovery and enforcement of the debt or for the defence of unjustified claims.