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Ask a QuestionWe work with small businesses, trading companies, importers/exporters, and startups across Port Said and the surrounding governorate. Our clients range from single-owner enterprises to multi-partner firms needing ongoing contract drafting and dispute resolution support.
Straightforward agreements, such as service or supply contracts, are typically drafted within 3-5 business days after we gather the necessary details. More complex agreements involving multiple parties or international terms may take 1-2 weeks.
Yes. We first assess whether negotiation or mediation can resolve the matter, which is often faster and less costly than litigation. If a settlement isn't reached, we prepare the case for formal proceedings while keeping you informed of realistic timelines and costs.
Yes, we review third-party contracts before signing to identify unclear terms, unfavorable clauses, or missing protections. We provide a written summary of concerns and recommended revisions so you can negotiate from an informed position.
We begin by reviewing the contract terms and documenting the breach, then send a formal notice outlining the issue and requested remedy. Depending on the response, we proceed with negotiation, mediation, or filing a claim through the appropriate commercial court.
Fees depend on the scope of work — contract drafting is typically a fixed fee based on complexity, while dispute resolution may involve hourly rates or staged fees tied to case milestones. We provide a written estimate before any engagement begins.
Yes, given Port Said's role as a trade hub, we regularly advise on contracts and disputes involving foreign suppliers or buyers, including terms related to shipping, customs documentation, and cross-border payment obligations.
We generally offer consultations within a few business days of your inquiry. During this meeting, we review your situation, outline possible approaches, and explain what documentation or next steps would be needed to proceed.
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