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Managing a dispute requires a clear chronology and careful examination of the documents and positions involved. Assessment starts with the nature of the disagreement, practical objectives and procedural options available in the particular matter.
Scope of work
- Organise the chronology, documents, claims and responses.
- Assess legal positions, supporting material and information gaps.
- Prepare submissions and responses within the agreed scope.
- Provide representation and follow-up where agreed and the applicable requirements are met.
When to consider this service
A dispute assessment may be needed after a claim or notice, a failure to perform an obligation or disagreement over an agreement. Identify any existing deadline or proceeding in the initial enquiry so its priority can be assessed without assuming the matter has been accepted.
How the process begins
- Define the question, objectives and relevant timelines.
- Review documents and identify information needed for the assessment.
- Explain the options and agree the scope, deliverables and engagement terms.
General considerations
Requirements and the appropriate approach depend on the facts, relevant rules and documents. General information does not replace a matter-specific assessment. An enquiry does not guarantee an outcome or acceptance of an engagement.
Common questions
Can a dispute outcome be guaranteed?
No outcome can be guaranteed. Assessment depends on the facts, evidence, procedure and decisions of the relevant authority. Advice should explain its assumptions and practical limits.
What information helps at the outset?
A brief factual summary, the purpose of the enquiry and any existing deadlines. Do not send sensitive documents through the public form; an appropriate sharing method can be agreed after contact.
Related areas
Start with a brief enquiry.
Describe the matter and mention this service title. Please do not send sensitive records through the public form.
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