If the parties cannot resolve the conflicts on their own, they can request for a commercial arbitration center to settle the dispute, instead of the national court. Commercial arbitration can refer to domestic and international commercial arbitration. Nowadays, using arbitration for dispute resolution is preferred to the traditional court because it offers the presence of specialized and experienced arbitrators, modern processes and confidentiality, as well as the possibility to save time.
What We Do
- Commercial disputes:
PLF participates in resolving disputes arising from business and commercial activities such as goods/products sale and purchase contracts, product and service contracts, OEM contracts; payment disputes; disputes during contract performance; disputes regarding compensation for damage and penalty; and other related disputes.
- Investment disputes:
PLF helps Clients to resolve disputes arising from investing activities such as contributions, profit distributions, operations, shareholders’ agreements, internal disputes between investors, transfer of investment projects, and other related disputes.
- Intellectual property disputes:
PLF helps resolve intellectual property disputes related to trademarks, industrial designs, patents (inventions, utility solutions), copyrights, industrial property rights and transfer of copyright. PLF assists Clients in litigation concerning the use of protected rights, the cessation of infringement and the claims for damages.
- Labor disputes:
PLF helps resolve labor disputes such as disciplinary; layoffs; illegal unilateral termination; probationary contracts; training contracts; compensation for training costs; compensation for damages or benefits upon labor contract termination; confidential information obligations; and other related disputes.
- Internal corporate disputes:
PLF helps resolve disputes between members or shareholders and the company, between managers (chairman, director, members of the board of directors) among themselves or with the company regarding management and operation; disputes over the valuation of contributed assets or capital contribution; disputes over the transfer of shares or capital contribution; disputes over the distribution of profits; disputes over corporate restructuring; and other related disputes.
- M&A disputes:
PLF helps resolve disputes arising directly or indirectly from mergers and acquisitions, including contractual disputes; confidentiality obligations; deposit; escrow activities; payment; property transfer; prerequisites; post-closing obligations; and other matters related to or arising out of the M&A transactions.
- Debt claims:
PLF helps Clients to file lawsuits against the debtors to request payment.
How We Do
- Organize direct meetings with our team to clarify our Client’s requirements, targets, and concerns regarding disputes;
- Obtain documents, evidence, and information;
- Access, evaluate, analyze, preserve and verify evidence, regulations and key issues;
- Provide action plans and strategies to resolve the dispute, and determine a range of solutions for the dispute settlement;
- Prepare all documents and statements related to the dispute settlement;
- Anticipate and prepare defenses to allegations and crossclaims for Clients;
- Negotiate and communicate with the parties and the judges regarding settlement offers;
- Advice clients on actions, arguments of the parties, and issues arising during the process of resolving the dispute;
- Undertake risks analysis taking into account the interests of Clients and develop action plans to achieve final results;
- Represent Clients at working sessions at arbitration center;
- Provide English translation of documents issued by arbitration center or other parties;
- Report on the process of disputes;
- Minimize the impact of the dispute on the business operations of Clients;
- Periodically update case progress, ensuring clients feel secure in tracking and managing information anytime, anywhere.
- Hand over all documents to Clients when our services are completed.
Free Initial Consultation (30 Minutes)
To support investors at the early stage of decision-making, PLF offers a free initial consultation of 30 minutes. This session is designed to help clients outline their legal issues, assess initial feasibility, and determine how PLF’s services may support their business or investment plans in Vietnam.