Commercial Dispute is one of the most common types of disputes. Commercial disputes are disagreements arising from parties’ performance in the course of business and trade activities among individuals and/or organizations who have business commitment with each other and all have profit purposes.

Limiting and satisfactorily resolving commercial conflicts is a top priority for businesses and   our commercial litigation lawyers. This service has been providing professionally by the lawyers of DIMAC to many businesses in Vietnam, including foreign-invested enterprises.

Below are common commercial dispute settlement cases DIMAC's lawyers participate in solving effectively:

• Settlement of commercial disputes on goods purchase and sale, non-performing loan collection
• Settlement of commercial disputes on service provision
• Settlement of commercial disputes on distribution of goods and services
• Settlement of commercial disputes about representatives and agents
• Settlement of commercial disputes on construction
• Settlement of commercial disputes on the carriage of goods and passengers
• Settlement of commercial disputes on investment…
• Settlement of commercial disputes over intellectual property rights, technology transfer between individuals and organizations, and all for profit purposes.
• Settle other business and commercial disputes as provided for by law

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Entering into contracts is a frequent occurrence in business, in which commercial contract means an agreement between traders conducting commercial activities. Unfortunately, the terms contained in a contract are not always honored or clarified by all parties involved. This can result in a violence or breach of contract and lead to a commercial dispute.

We understand how contract disputes can be frustrating, mentally challenging and a time-consuming process to a business, which is why we deal with all cases promptly and robustly to help Client finding effective resolutions.

We have worked and solved with various types of contract disputes including:

• Advising on potential breaches of terms of a contract.
• Advising on contractual obligations and what must be done to perform these obligations
• Advising on whether a breach of contract is so serious as to give rise to an option to cancel or terminate the contract.