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Litigation is one of the most common areas of legal practice. Disputes can arise in a variety of fields — business, civil law, corporate relations, and labor law. Effective protection of interests in arbitration courts and courts of general jurisdiction requires experience, deep knowledge of the law, and a well-planned strategy.
DTK Partners offers professional legal services for representing clients in litigation at all stages of the process.
We provide a full range of legal services, including:
Case analysis and evaluation of litigation prospects;
Development of a case strategy;
Preparation of lawsuits, claims, defenses, and appeals;
Representation in arbitration courts at all levels;
Representation in courts of general jurisdiction;
Enforcement of court decisions and debt collection.
Our team effectively handles cases of any complexity, protecting the rights of businesses and private individuals.
Arbitration courts in Russia deal with disputes between companies and individual entrepreneurs. We assist clients with:
Breach or improper performance of contractual obligations;
Debt recovery and collection of interest;
Corporate conflicts among business owners;
Disputes related to construction contracts and supply agreements;
Recognition of property rights to real estate.
Efficient work in arbitration ensures fast protection of business interests and minimizes financial risks.
Courts of general jurisdiction handle disputes between private individuals, between individuals and organizations, as well as administrative cases. Our lawyers successfully represent clients in:
Claims for damages and penalties;
Protection of ownership rights;
Inheritance disputes;
Challenging transactions and contracts;
Claims for compensation for moral damages;
Administrative disputes with government authorities.
Each case is handled individually with careful preparation, ensuring a high level of legal protection.
Extensive practice in arbitration courts and courts of general jurisdiction;
Comprehensive representation at all stages of litigation — from claim preparation to enforcement of court decisions;
Deep understanding of judicial practice and current legal trends;
Personalized approach to each client’s case;
Honest assessment of case prospects and transparent communication.
We aim not just to win cases but to offer practical, client-oriented solutions.
If you are facing a legal dispute or preparing to defend your rights in court, trust the experts.
DTK Partners’ lawyers are ready to step into your case quickly, develop an effective strategy, and represent your interests in Russian courts.
📞 Contact us today for a consultation with a litigation expert.
The Russian judicial system includes several levels of courts, each with its own functions and jurisdiction. From initial decisions to the final conclusion of a case, understanding how each level works is important for anyone dealing with litigation. Let's look at the main courts and how their decisions come into effect:
Court of First Instance:
- This is the court that hears cases for the first time.
- The court of first instance may be a magistrate's court or similar court, depending on the nature of the case.
- After hearing the case and rendering a decision, the court of first instance announces its decision in court.
Court of Appeal:
- The court of appeal hears appeals against decisions of courts of first instance.
- The court of appeal may review the facts of the case and make a new decision or affirm the decision of the court of first instance.
- After rendering a decision, the court of appeal announces it in court.
Court of Cassation:
- The court of cassation hears appeals against decisions of courts of first instance and appellate courts.
- It verifies the correctness of the application of laws and procedural rules in the decisions of lower courts.
- The decisions of the cassation court are also announced at the court session.
The court of supervisory instance:
- This is the highest judicial authority that controls the correctness of the application of laws by all lower courts.
- The court of supervisory instance considers complaints against decisions of courts of all levels.
- The decisions of this court are final and cannot be appealed.
In the course of litigation and arbitration, there is often a need to represent the interests of the parties. Understanding who can act as a representative plays an important role in ensuring the fairness and efficiency of the legal process. Let's consider who can act as a representative in court and arbitration:
Attorney:
- Attorneys are legal specialists who have a license to practice law.
- They can represent the interests of clients in court and arbitration, providing legal protection and presenting arguments in legal proceedings.
- Attorneys have the professional knowledge and experience necessary to effectively represent the interests of clients in court.
2. Lawyers and legal consultants:
- Persons with higher legal education and experience in the field of law can also act as representatives in court and arbitration.
- Lawyers and legal consultants can assist clients in preparing documents, arguing, and presenting the case in court.
The correct choice of a representative in court and arbitration is an important step for the successful consideration of the case and the protection of the interests of the parties. Seeking assistance from qualified legal professionals helps ensure that disputes are resolved fairly and effectively.