Litigation, arbitration and dispute resolution
Commercial Litigation · Arbitration · Dispute Resolution
How can you protect your interests effectively in a commercial dispute?
A commercial dispute can quickly disrupt your company's operations, jeopardize a strategic business relationship, or generate significant financial losses.
- What we help you resolve
- Unpaid invoices
- Breach of contract
- Cross-border litigation
- Enforcement of judgments
An increasingly complex environment
Companies today face a broader range of disputes
Unpaid invoices, breach of contract, shareholder disputes, abusive termination of business relationships, investment-related disputes, cross-border litigation, or the forced enforcement of court decisions.
Unpaid invoices
A partner refuses to settle despite repeated reminders.
Breach of contract
Suppliers, distributors or partners no longer honor their commitments.
Disputes between shareholders
Strategic disagreements paralyzing corporate governance.
Abusive termination
Business relationships ended without notice or justification.
Cross-border litigation
Transactions spanning several countries or legal systems.
Enforcement of decisions
A judgment or arbitral award needs to be recognized or enforced.
An appropriate dispute resolution strategy is now a major issue for protecting your economic interests.
DJENGUE & Associés supports companies, investors, financial institutions and executives in preventing, managing and resolving their disputes in Cameroon, across the OHADA region and internationally.
Arbitration
An effective solution for complex commercial disputes
Certified Arbitrator
Me Aurélien DJENGUE
Registered Arbitrator with the Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation Centre (CAMeC Benin).
Registered Arbitrator with the International Arbitration and Mediation Centre (CIAM), Lomé, Togo.
Why more companies choose arbitration
Arbitration offers a private, flexible and internationally enforceable route to resolving commercial disputes.
- Confidentiality of proceedings
- Procedural flexibility
- Expertise of the arbitrators
- Neutrality in international disputes
- Easier enforcement of arbitral awards across many countries
Within the OHADA region, arbitration is a particularly well-recognized mechanism for settling commercial disputes.
Why companies consult us
Our clients turn to us when facing
Cash flow
A significant unpaid invoice
A partner refuses to settle an invoice despite repeated reminders.
Contracts
A breach of contract
A supplier, distributor or business partner no longer honors its commitments.
Governance
A conflict between shareholders
Strategic disagreements are paralyzing the company's governance.
Cross-border
An international dispute
The transaction involves several countries or several legal systems.
Procedure
An arbitration proceeding
An arbitration clause requires recourse to arbitration.
Enforcement
A decision that is difficult to enforce
A court decision or arbitral award needs to be recognized or enforced.
Our approach
Every dispute presents its own particular challenges. Before taking any action, we carry out a thorough analysis to define a strategy tailored to your interests.
- 1Legal risks
- 2Financial stakes
- 3Business objectives
- 4Timelines
- 5Possibilities for amicable settlement
Let's talk about your dispute
Protect your interests before a dispute escalates
Whether you are facing an unpaid invoice, a breach of contract, or a cross-border dispute, our team analyzes your situation and defines the strategy best suited to your interests.
Contact our team