Commercial & investment litigation / Romania
A commercial dispute needs a clear claim, an evidence record and a realistic recovery strategy. We assist companies and international investors with Romanian contractual and transaction disputes, coordinating the local workstream with management and foreign counsel.
Discuss a Romanian commercial disputeThe decision in front of you
A failed milestone, payment dispute or disagreement between shareholders can spread across an investment. Before escalating, you need a view of the evidence, available remedies and commercial consequences.
Our response
We turn the contract and factual record into a dispute strategy. We assess jurisdiction, notices, claims and defences, then support negotiation or proceedings with the investment objective and recoverability in view.
We agree the depth of the review and the work needed for your decision. The scope can cover the following workstreams.
Start with the signed agreement, amendments and dispute-resolution clause. Identify the parties, governing law, court or arbitration provisions and any notice or escalation requirements. A Romanian project or counterparty does not by itself settle jurisdiction.
Preserve orders, acceptance records, invoices, payment evidence, notices and correspondence. Separate facts supported by documents from assumptions and disputed explanations. Quantify the claim and identify the evidence needed to establish breach, causation and loss.
SPA warranties, indemnities, deferred consideration, milestone payments and development obligations require careful reading of the claim mechanics. For EPC or project contracts, legal review should be coordinated with technical assessment of scope, delay, performance and acceptance.
Compare negotiation, contractual escalation, proceedings and recovery prospects. Interim measures require their own legal and evidential assessment. Enforcement and the counterparty’s financial position should inform the strategy before significant costs are incurred.
From instruction to delivery
Clear responsibilities, a documented position and actions tied to the next decision.
We review the contract, performance record, correspondence and amounts at stake.
We assess the procedural forum, evidence, remedies, costs and settlement alternatives.
We prepare notices and submissions and represent the client within the agreed scope.
First conversation
Yes. Reporting, evidence gathering and allocation of responsibilities can be agreed with the client and its lead counsel.
No. Enforceability, assets, competing creditors and insolvency risk must be considered separately from the merits.
Your next step
Tell us the issue, the parties involved and the decision date. We will agree the scope and next steps with you.
