Litigation/Dispute Resolution

Ineffective Judgment in Turkish Law and Its Differences from Apparent Judgment

The ultimate aim of judicial proceedings is to resolve disputes substantively and eliminate legal uncertainty between the parties. The most critical phase of this process is the “judgment”, which constitutes the final decision rendered by the courts. However, although a judgment is a decision that concludes the trial, in some cases, it may not produce legal effects, meaning it is considered “ineffective”.

CMS Belgrade Launches Dedicated Corporate Crime Team in Belgrade

CMS has launched a new dedicated Corporate Crime team within its Dispute Resolution and Compliance practice in Belgrade with the joining of Denis Beciric as Of Counsel.

TGS Baltic Successfully Represents Neverhack in Public Procurement Dispute on Cybersecurity Services

TGS Baltic has successfully represented Neverhack Estonia in a dispute arising from the North Estonia Medical Centre’s Cybersecurity Services and Platform 2 public procurement.

NKA Successful for Orlen Unipetrol RPA on RES Contribution Dispute Before the Supreme Court

Nedelka Kubac Advokati has successfully represented Orlen Unipetrol RPA in cassation proceedings before the Supreme Court against a judgment rendered by the Municipal Court in Prague.

Correction & Additional Decision in ICC Arbitration Law

The final and binding nature of arbitral awards provides legal predictability to the parties while also allowing for the possibility of material errors or omissions in the arbitral decisions.