Preparation of the claim

At this stage, we are consulting deep consultation to understand all the circumstances of your case. The client tells in detail the essence of the conflict, the main events and the result he wants to achieve. We help determine which issues are key to court and evaluate whether additional actions are required to file a claim. We also clarify the list of necessary documents that can confirm the client's rightness. During the consultation, the lawyer provides preliminary recommendations on legal position and possible risks. This allows the client to understand the importance of preparatory work and its impact on the outcome of the case.

This stage provides a detailed study of the documents provided by the client, such as contracts, correspondence, accounts, acts of work performed or other materials. We evaluate how much these documents meet the legislative requirements and whether they can be used as evidence in court. The lawyer draws attention to the possible gaps in the documentation or the risks associated with insufficient evidence. If additional documents are needed, we provide the client with clear instructions for obtaining them. This stage also includes the definition of the legal force of documents and their influence on the client's position. As a result, the client receives an objective assessment of the state of his evidence base.

Based on the collected documents and analyzing the situation, we formulate the claims that will be stated in the court. These requirements are legally substantiated and clearly formulated so that the court can properly evaluate them. We use the provisions of the legislation, the case law and the evidence provided by the client to create a convincing legal position. Particular attention is paid to details that can significantly affect the outcome of the case. The client's interests are also taken into account to achieve the most favorable result. If necessary, the client may discuss pre -formulated requirements to clarify or supplement them. This ensures the consistency between the lawyer and the client at each stage.

This stage includes the preparation of a statement of claim, which meets all the requirements of procedural legislation. We formulate a description of the circumstances of the case, teach evidence, substantiate a legal position and formulate requirements to the court. The document has a clear structure that allows the court to easily understand the essence of the claim and arguments of the client. The lawyer carefully checks the text for compliance with formal requirements to eliminate the risk of refusing to accept the application. We also include the claims confirming the stated requirements and references to the relevant legislation. As a result, the client receives a document that presents his position as clearly and convincingly.

Upon completion of the claim, we advise the client on further steps to submit the document to court. The lawyer explains how to apply what related actions must be performed (for example, to pay the court fee) and what timeframes should be taken into account. We also provide recommendations on possible reactions to the opponent's actions after the claim is filed. If necessary, the client receives instructions for preparation for the first court hearing. This stage completes the process of preparing the claim, providing the client with confidence in the correctness of the actions performed.