Litigation and dispute resolution
The strength of a case usually lives in the documents. We find it first, then lawyers decide how to use it.
Fixed scopes from
CHF 1'490.–
A case-assessment memorandum with an evidence matrix and a defined settlement strategy.
Scope, deliverables and price are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
What we handle
We support clients before, during and alongside disputes. The strength of a case usually lives in the documents: the system finds and structures them; lawyers weigh the arguments, set the strategy and take responsibility for what is filed. Representation is provided only in jurisdictions where our lawyers are authorized to practise [jurisdictional scope to be confirmed].
Capabilities
- Early case assessment and litigation strategy
- Claims and damages analysis
- Evidence organization and document review
- Legal research
- Pleading and submission preparation
- Chronology preparation
- Settlement assessment
- Pre-litigation correspondence
- Enforcement strategy
- Coordination with experts and local counsel
- Administrative-law disputes
Customer story
A Swiss pension fund
Occupational pensions
Already today, a couple of percent of the claims that were paid out before are rightfully rejected, saving around USD 11 million each year.
The fund pays out around USD 550 million in invalidity claims every year. Each claim arrives with more than 1,000 pages of medical records, correspondence and documentation, and time constraints meant only a small fraction could be investigated in sufficient detail. External counsel was no answer either: dozens of hours and thousands of dollars per claim.
Example deliverables
- Case-assessment memorandum
- Evidence matrix
- Procedural chronology
- Draft submission
- Argument map
- Settlement analysis
- Hearing-preparation materials
- Damages model
- Litigation-risk report
FAQ
Common questions.
General information, not legal advice: how these points apply to your situation depends on its facts.
What is an early case assessment?
A structured review of the facts, documents and legal positions at the start of a dispute: producing a realistic view of strengths, weaknesses, likely cost and settlement value before major decisions are made.
How does the technology help in a dispute?
It organizes the evidence, identifies key communications, builds the chronology and maps facts to the legal arguments on both sides. Lawyers weigh the arguments, set the strategy and take responsibility for what is filed.
Do you represent clients in court?
Representation is provided only in jurisdictions where our lawyers are authorized to practise; where local counsel is needed, we prepare the case and coordinate. [Jurisdictional scope to be confirmed.]
Can you help decide whether to settle?
Yes: settlement assessment is part of most engagements: a clear-eyed comparison of the litigation path against the settlement options, on the numbers and the record.
What if the document volume is very large?
Large document sets are where the model is strongest: structured review reads everything in scope and ranks what it finds, so nothing material is missed for lack of hours.
Related practice areas
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