Dispute Resolution, Arbitration & Conflict Management

TRINITI focuses on dispute resolution, arbitration, and conflict management as a practical means to manage risk and reduce the costs of disputes and litigation. We have vast court and arbitration experience, and we are seasoned in all methods of alternative dispute resolution, such as private mediation.

Our Dispute resolution, arbitration, and conflict management group coordinates with our colleagues in other practice groups. This ensures that we are involved in potential disputes from their earliest stages, and we can assess risk and provide clients with sound and astute advice, often avoiding costly litigation.

When conflicts are unavoidable, we use innovative alternative dispute resolution methods combined with our deep experience in mediation and arbitration to find the most cost-effective and timely solutions for our clients.

conflict management and risk assessment
cost-benefit analysis of legal disputes (Dispute Success Index)
disputing the decisions of the Register of Legal Entities regarding the liquidation of legal entities and seeking recovery of assets
dispute resolution
- alternative dispute resolution methods: mediation, facilitation
- international arbitration
- investor-state disputes
- administrative disputes with the state
- appeals to the Constitutional Court, European Court of Human Rights, European Court of Justice
- requests for an inquiry into the legality of regulatory legislation
- requests for an investigation into the activities of a legal person
disputes concerning:
- invalidity of transactions
- compulsory sale of shares
- shareholders’ agreements
- rights of shareholders
- insolvency
- employment & incentives
- unfair competition
- public procurement & PPP projects
- intellectual property
- tax
- construction contracts
- energy and infrastructure
- IT, data protection & privacy
- financial market regulation
- competition law
- executive responsibility
- enforcement and recognition of judgments
- damages
- professional liability
- enforcement of contracts
- force majeure