
Global trade is becoming increasingly sophisticated and fast-moving, requiring flexible and agile dispute resolution methods. In a commercial contractual relationship, no party wants to end up in a dispute, but if one does arise, a quick and efficient resolution is essential to allow the parties to focus on what matters most – their core business. Court proceedings might be a slower option, and they are not confidential – unlike mediation or pre-trial settlement, where both the process and the award are kept confidential.
Pretrial dispute resolution encompasses two main methods: 1) negotiation, where the parties to the dispute communicate directly to reach a common resolution, and 2) alternative dispute resolution (eg, mediation), which involves the involvement of an impartial third party to provide a fresh perspective and offer guidance in the search for a solution.
A pre-trial settlement of the case is possible only by agreement of the parties, and it has many advantages:
- The possibility to maintain a partnership or friendly relationship with the second participant in the dispute.
- The case is resolved much faster because it does not depend on the schedule of court hearings.
- An out-of-court settlement of the case is economically advantageous for both parties. The plaintiff is more likely to receive compensation for material or moral damage, lost profits, etc., and the defendant does not have to pay court fees, state duties, fines, and other payments.
- When a case is decided out of court, the parties are likely to remain on good terms, although this sometimes seems impossible until the case is heard.
Economic disputes cover conflicts that arise in connection with economic activity and administrative conflicts that arise as a result of the actions of authorities.
In Ukraine, there are several approaches to resolving disputes before going to court. One way involves filing a claim, which is a written demand from the other party to perform obligations or compensate for damages. Another option is mediation, where a neutral third party helps the disputing parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution. In addition, the parties involved can choose an arbitral tribunal where their case will be heard and the final decision will be made. To participate in arbitration, the parties must have an arbitration agreement, which is a written document that sets forth their agreement to resolve all or some disputes through arbitration. This agreement can be a separate document or part of a contract.

SLA Attorneys will carry out a certain list of actions for the study of the possibility for a peaceful settlement of the dispute. A reasoned statement to the confronting parties of possible scenarios for the development of the conflict is simply necessary for the right choice in achieving a possible compromise.
The pre-trial settlement of conflicts involves the professional assistance of lawyers who can help you to resolve all disputes and make all paperwork with documents.
SLA Attorneys has extensive experience in resolving such disputes, which allows them to correctly select arguments and logical arguments in a particular situation. In the course of pre-trial proceedings, experts manage to resolve the conflict peacefully, eliminating misunderstandings on the part of all parties to the dispute.
The settlement of conflict situations is a special procedure that involves mandatory compliance with certain rules and regulations.
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