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Preparing Documents When a Dispute Arises
General steps for organising the chronology, documents, and questions requiring assessment.
An initial assessment is more useful when facts, documents, and the commercial objective are clearly separated.
Organising information
A neutral chronology helps identify missing documents and points on which the parties disagree.
- Relevant agreements and versions
- Communications confirming decisions or objections
- Documents concerning performance and potential costs
Options and proportionality
Strategy should reflect the dispute’s importance, evidence, commercial relationship, and resolution alternatives.
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