Dispute resolution
Defining a strategy to resolve the dispute
A dispute requires an assessment of the law, the evidence and the commercial stakes. LAWINT handles matters within its practice areas, including certain commercial, technology, data and trade mark disputes.
Choose the right approach
Negotiation, mediation and formal proceedings are assessed against the documents, objectives and timetable of the company.
Stay focused on the strategy
The firm prepares the client's positions, organises the case and supports the client throughout discussions or proceedings, with the specialists required.
A request from the CNIL, the French data protection authority, requires a coordinated, documented response within the applicable deadlines. LAWINT assists with the assessment of the matter, preparation of communications and, where necessary, defence of the company's position.
Gather and assess the facts
Processing activities, responsibilities, incidents, documents and previous correspondence are examined with the DPO and the teams concerned.
Determine the response
The firm helps prepare representations and procedural strategy in light of the stage reached and the information actually available.
CNIL proceedings
Commercial litigation
A breach of contract, termination of a business relationship or disagreement between partners can have significant commercial implications. LAWINT builds a strategy based on the signed commitments, facts and the company's objectives.
Assess the case
The contract, evidence, claims and risks are reviewed to identify the available options for resolving the dispute.
Represent the client's position
Negotiation, mediation or proceedings are pursued according to the interests at stake and the decisions agreed with the client.
Trade mark disputes
A challenge to or infringement of a trade mark can affect reputation and business activities. LAWINT examines the rights, uses and evidence to determine the appropriate action.
Document the situation
Ownership, the scope of protection, the acts in dispute and their commercial consequences are analysed before any action is taken.
Choose a response
A formal notice, negotiation or litigation is considered according to the matter, with intellectual property specialists involved where necessary.