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When you seek legal assistance from our company, you can be confident that the outcome of any dispute will be in your favor and that your funds will remain with you. We do our utmost to protect you from all possible difficulties: we file statements of claim in the Commercial Court, represent your interests in court, obtain decisions, draft demand letters to the debtor and perform many other actions aimed solely at protecting your interests.
Disputes that arise in the course of economic, entrepreneurial and other commercial activities are considered by the Commercial Courts. At first glance, many may think that drafting a statement of claim in the Commercial Court is not difficult. But in fact such a document must comply with the requirements of the Commercial Procedure Code (Art. 54).
- the name of the judicial instance to which the claim is filed;
- the names of the parties and their details;
- the value of the claim should be indicated (if necessary);
- the content of the claims (if the claim is filed against several defendants, the claims against each of them are described separately);
- it is necessary to describe the circumstances on which your claims are based, supporting the claim with the appropriate evidence, and to justify the calculation of all amounts you plan to recover from the defendants;
- information about measures taken for pre-trial dispute resolution must be provided (Art. 5 CPC);
- attach a list of the necessary documents to the claim;
- pay the state fee and, if required, other costs (Chapter VI of the CPC).
In addition, the plaintiff must send a copy of the claim with the attached documents to all parties to the process. Sometimes it is also necessary to provide information about third parties, attach a petition for securing the claim, etc.
Every entrepreneur has the full right to file a claim with the court independently. But it is far from certain that this way you will obtain a satisfactory result. The Commercial Procedure Code also contains many other requirements, failure to comply with which will result in your claim simply not being accepted for consideration.
- Drafting a statement of claim or an appellate or cassation
- Participation of an attorney/lawyer in the court hearing
- Filing documents with the court
- Oral consultation on a problem requiring court action
- Pre-trial dispute resolution: demand letter, response to a demand, document examination