ANT Lawyers law firm could assist clients on dispute resolution matters throughout Vietnam from office in Ho Chi Minh City.
Dispute attorneys in Ho Chi Minh City
We have dispute attorneys in Ho Chi Minh City with qualification and experience to assist client to resolve dispute in Vietnam.
We have been representing clients in dispute in various sectors i.e. dispute in international trade, dispute in commercial transactions, dispute in partnership or shareholder agreement, dispute in property sales and purchase, dispute in intellectual property, dispute in finance, dispute in maritime matters.
Our expertise, experience, and understanding of Vietnam culture allow us to offer client a suitable and flexible solutions to the matters, taking into consideration of commercial perspective of the issues the client face, and take the client throughout the stages of litigation proceeding at Vietnam national or provincial courts, and arbitration centers.
If possible, we advise client on alternative dispute resolution, including mediation, which our lawyers are well trained and certified internationally in US and EU with adaption of skills to Vietnam cultures to help client resolve conflicts without formal proceeding to save cost, time and maintain the relationship between disputed parties.
Our dispute resolution practice at ANT Lawyers helps our clients with the following:
Negotiation: reviewing relevant contracts and documents, advising possible courses of action and negotiating with relevant parties before initiating the legal proceeding.
Litigation and legal representation: representing clients before Vietnamese courts and other Vietnamese authorities.
Arbitration: advising on choice of arbitration, drafting arbitration clause, and representing clients for recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.
Alternative proceedings: certain alternatives may be available for dispute resolution in Vietnam.
ANT Lawyers - As a law firm in Vietnam, always follow up the dispute resolution in Vietnam case to update clients on regular basis.
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