Disputes and litigation

Disputes and litigation

ECOVIS ProventusLaw offers its remarkable experience in representing clients in litigation and arbitration proceedings. Our lawyers have represented clients in a number of significant court disputes in all instances. The majority of such disputes included challenging decisions of bodies of companies and non-profit organisations, challenging decisions taken in the field of construction, finance and banking, as well as in cases related to the protection of intellectual property, transport and unfair competition.

Our lawyers have also gained considerable experience in defending the reputation of our clients in cases of publishing false information damaging to the reputation of our clients, in challenging contract awards in public procurement procedures, decisions of public authorities in the field of taxation, in litigation regarding the liability of executives, as well as in cases of restructuring and bankruptcy.

Most of the clients represented by us in litigation and in out-of-court disputes operate banking and finance,  telecommunications, IT, transport and construction sectors. Our clients include Fintech’s, largest telecommunications companies, one of the world’s largest gambling operator, one of the largest railway companies in the Asian Region. ECOVIS ProventusLaw is also happy to assist smaller entities – we are active in protecting their interests in different complex cases.

Although our experience in a courtroom could be measured in thousands of hours, we find our work before entering a courtroom even more significant. First, we help you to find out whether litigation or arbitration in your case is the most efficient choice for you and whether the result pursued is worth your investment.

In disputes, we take only such tactical decisions which are necessary for achieving the goal and which are most effective – we think proactively about the client’s cost management. We represent clients in pre-trial bodies and in courts of all instances.

The experience by ECOVIS ProventusLaw include:

  • Representation in court
    The lawyers of ECOVIS ProventusLaw file claims, appeals and represent clients in local and regional courts as well as in the Court of Appeal of Lithuania and in the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania. Our experts also file appeals in cassation with the Supreme Court of Lithuania.
  • Representation in arbitration
    The lawyers of ECOVIS ProventusLaw assist companies operating both in Lithuania and in any other EU member states in obtaining licences for payment institutions and e-money operations. With the assistance of our partners from the international ECOVIS network we can incorporate a company and obtain a licence required by our client in virtually any country in which our client has business interests.
  • Regulatory disputes
    The lawyers of ECOVIS ProventusLaw represent clients in disputes with financial regulator – Bank of Lithuania, Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT), Competition Council and other Lithuanian regulatory institutions.
  • Administrative cases and cases of administrative offence
    The lawyers of ECOVIS ProventusLaw represent clients in administrative cases in regional administrative courts and in the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania in challenging decisions taken by public authorities in the fields of taxation, finance, construction, advertising and regulation of data protection.
  • Representation in criminal cases
    The lawyers of ECOVIS ProventusLaw defend legal entities and individuals, i.e. executives and shareholders of companies in white-collar criminal litigation as well as in cases related to finance, taxation and VAT. We have gained valuable experience in litigation with the State Tax Inspectorate and other financial authorities. Our lawyers represent clients in law enforcement institutions and in public prosecutor’s office in the course of drawing up reports on crimes committed and in initiating pre-trial investigations, they also assist law enforcement institutions in collecting necessary evidence.

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