Dispute resolution

REVERA’s experts monitor complicated projects involving foreign participants or application of foreign law.

We also assist with the legal entities and individual entrepreneurs’ registration in the countries where the REVERA operates.

The lawyers of REVERA Law Group specialize in resolving complex disputes complicated by the involvement of foreign entities or the application of foreign law.

We assist businesses through a broad network of international partners in litigation across Belarus, Switzerland, the United States, China, Germany, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia, and other countries. Our team has extensive experience representing clients in various disputes with counterparties, including those affected by sanctions restrictions.

Our specialists have the necessary resources and expertise to protect clients' interests, providing legal services following international quality standards and professional ethics.

REVERA consistently ranks in Chambers Europe, The Legal 500, and Who’s Who Legal for dispute resolution.

Depending on the jurisdiction in which a dispute is heard, direct representation in court is carried out by attorneys engaged separately.

REVERA has strong partnerships across multiple jurisdictions and years of collaboration with leading international law firms, experts, barristers, attorneys, and dispute resolution specialists.

Our services

Consulting on the strategy for a potential dispute

Corporate disputes

Cross-border disputes

Labour disputes

IP monitoring

Disputes on intellectual property

Domain disputes

Settlement of construction disputes

Settlement of real estate disputes

Disputes lease contracts

Debt Recovery

Projects

Сделка по передаче в ипотеку недвижимого имущества и прав аренды

Юристы REVERA сопроводили сделку по передаче в ипотеку почти 100 объектов и прав аренды земельных участков

Domain dispute in WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center under UDRP Policy

Representing foreign IT company in its dispute in WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center under the UDRP Policy procedure involving transfer of a domain name on the motion of foreign owners of trademarks.

Protecting client in a Californian court

We were involved in two disputes in the District Court of the Northern District of California, protecting a Belarusian computer games developer from motions by a French and a Turkish companies claiming violation of copyright on a mobile phone game, unlawful use of means of individualisation and unfair competition.

AECOM

AECOM is a global leader in providing design services for the construction industry and are listed by Fortune 500. In Belarus, AECOM is involved in the construction of the multi-functional complex in Minsk worth 900 mln USD. Our lawyers consulted the Client for the purpose of settling differences with the customer, and in particular developed a strategy and a legal position to protect the Client’s interests in court in an action of collection of penalties for unsatisfactory provision of services.

Settlement of a construction dispute at the pre-trial stage for a customer from the IT sector

REVERA helped to reach peaceful settlement of disagreements between the contractor, who, based on the oral instructions of the customer, exceeded the contractual scope of repair works by more than twice, and the customer, who, due to the absence of professional specialists, could not evaluate competently the scope of works performed, their quality and cost, and therefore refused to accept and pay for them.

Minority shareholders of Frandesa company

Frandesa is a leader in the development and production of plant protection agents. REVERA represented company’s minority shareholders in a multi-million corporate conflict with majority shareholders. The majority shareholders desired to fully consolidate the business, but the proposed terms were not satisfactory for our clients. As a consequence of 2-months of discussions, the parties effected a deal, to the reasonable satisfaction of our clients. At present, all terms and conditions of the deal are being duly observed. REVERA’s team managed to settle the dispute without recourse to a court.