Unpaid invoices: Legal options for advisory/consulting services company

Thanks Shamsa.

A few follow-up questions. I will understand if you can't answer for commercial reasons -

1. How long does arbitration take in DIAC/DIFC courts? A few weeks or months or longer?

2. What are the prerequisites for sending a legal notice? Do I need to send them written reminders? Document them? Do I have to wait for a certain period of time?

3. What is the likely success rate of sending a legal notice; and then doing arbitration?

Thank you.

Arbitration case takes at least 6 months to 1 year. As such there is no perquisite to send the legal notice it should be in accordance with the contract. No lawyer guarantees success rate it depends on the merits of the case.

Should you need any further legal assistance, please contact us by phone.

Thanks Nasser.

A few follow-up questions. I will understand if you can't answer for commercial reasons -

1. How long does arbitration take in DIAC/DIFC courts? A few weeks or months or longer?

2. What are the prerequisites for sending a legal notice? Do I need to send them written reminders? Document them? Do I have to wait for a certain period of time?

3. What is the likely success rate of sending a legal notice; and then doing arbitration?

Legal Notice is a preliminary step. It has to be drafted by lawyers and sent from a lawyer's office.

We can assist you with the same. The legal notice would be helpful during the arbitration proceedings as well to show malice on their end and failure of payment even after an alarming reminder.

The duration of DIAC proceedings depends completely on the replies from either party and their will to resolve the matter. The award is binding, full, and final.

For further legal assistance, call us on phone.

Thanks, Nikhat!

A few follow-up questions. I will understand if you can't answer for commercial reasons:

1. How long does arbitration take in DIAC/DIFC courts? A few weeks or months or longer?

2. What are the prerequisites for sending a legal notice? Do I need to send them written reminders? Document them? Do I have to wait for a certain period of time?

3. What is the likely success rate of sending a legal notice; and then doing arbitration?

Dear Sir

Yes, you will have to book a consultation.

However, You need to serve him first a legal notice via the notary public.

For my side, I do not prefer arbitration. Anyway, please contact us via WhatsApp.

Thanks Ahmed.

A few follow-up questions. I will understand if you can't answer for commercial reasons -

1. How long does arbitration take in DIAC/DIFC courts? A few weeks or months or longer?

2. What are the prerequisites for sending a legal notice? Do I need to send them written reminders? Document them? Do I have to wait for a certain period of time?

3. What is the likely success rate of sending a legal notice; and then doing arbitration?

Well, The arbitration will take time depending on how the arbitrator/s handling the case.

The legal notice is a pre-litigation step which is a must as per civil law.

We are sending a notice to mention it in the statement of claim, not a matter of success or failure and we need to mention a fixed period for the notified part's reply, this period should be mentioned in the contract, so that, you need to review the contact's terms and conditions.