Managing Director
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Managing Director
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Executive Director-FI
CFE
Netrika’s dispute advisory services provide critical expert support to businesses involved in complex disputes and litigations. Whether your dispute involves economic damages or business valuation, lost profits, reasonable royalties, our team of financial litigation support professionals has the skills and experience to gauge the damages and carefully assess how the issue affects your organisation and your overall business.
In each engagement, we deliver deep insight and detailed case analysis to strengthen your legal position in any dispute. Our professionals work with counsel and their clients to provide expert witness testimony and mediation and arbitration services.
We frequently collaborate with law firms on complex business disputes and litigations with support for clients across numerous verticals such as:
Our highly effective litigation and dispute consultants can provide your organisation with valuable insight and lucidity to help you manage risk, create value, and power performance.
In order to help resolve disputes successfully, Dispute Advisory Services provides thorough, unbiased, and useful counsel.
In businesses, dispute advisory may cover shareholder disputes or oppression, breach of fiduciary contract, partnership disputes, business-to-business disputes, lawsuits involving business or commercial interest, disputes between company and supplier or company and customer, misclassification disputes etc.
Common conflicts in the business setting should be avoided, such as unsatisfied employees with improper work conditions, disagreement of a contract between suppliers, purchasers or any other business partners and clash of opinions.
A dispute advisory uses a set of processes and techniques, usually involving negotiation, mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and private judging.
Dispute advisory assists in achieving the corporate objectives of settlement where possible and litigation when necessary in order to minimise any potential negative effects on finances, reputation, or operations.