Entrepreneurial disputes

Entrepreneurial disputes

Civil disputes often arise from agreements that are not fulfilled or are interpreted differently. In such cases, obligations law provides guidance. This area of law, also known as contract law, regulates the rights and duties between parties engaged in a legal relationship.

Agreements and obligations

An obligation is a legal duty between two or more parties. These obligations can arise from an agreement, but also from, for example, unlawful acts or unjust enrichment. In many cases, the parties themselves determine what they agree upon. This is called regulatory law. Sometimes the law is mandatory, and deviations are not permitted, such as in the purchase of a home where a written contract is required.

Whether you make agreements verbally or in writing: if there is a dispute over the content or execution, it is important to know your rights well and to act legally where necessary.

Default and disputes

When a party does not fulfill its obligations, this is referred to as default. Usually, the debtor must first be formally notified of the breach. If performance is still not made, the other party can demand fulfillment through the court. In certain situations, the agreement can also be terminated, and compensation can be claimed.

Why legal support is essential

For entrepreneurs, SMEs, and larger organizations, civil disputes can have significant consequences. Whether it concerns a customer who does not pay, a supplier who fails to deliver, or a complex contractual dispute, expert guidance makes the difference.

Are you dealing with a civil dispute or do you want legal advice about an agreement? Please contact us. We think strategically with you and represent your interests decisively and expertly.