Make the outcome effective across borders.
Identify the instrument governing circulation of the decision before beginning execution. A judgment, an arbitral award and a court-approved settlement may follow different regimes. Finality, service, jurisdiction and public-policy objections can matter, while the actual seizure or attachment process normally remains governed by the enforcement state.
How we can help
- Domestic enforcement routes and officers
- Cross-border recognition and certificates
- Asset identification, objections and execution
What to prepare
- Complete judgment or award
- Service evidence and required certificates
- Translations and asset information
Start with the relevant jurisdiction
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