At Williams & Associates, we understand that a litigation process involves legal disputes where the involved parties defend their positions before a judge. These conflicts can arise in various contexts, such as divorce disputes, inheritance conflicts, or cases where parties fail to reach an agreement, leaving the resolution in the hands of a court.
In such situations, it is crucial to consider to know the following:
- The parties involved, whether individuals or legal entities, play crucial roles in the process.
- The existence of the conflict itself, which may be based on differences in opinion, rights, or interests.
- The conflicting interests that generate the dispute and must be carefully evaluated to reach a fair resolution.
- The competent judicial authority, responsible for making impartial decisions based on the law and presented evidence.
Commercial and Civil Litigation
Criminal Process
Commercial and Civil Litigation
- The relationships between individuals and legal entities can lead to disputes that need to be resolved, whether in or out of court. In Panama, the administration of justice is organized into different branches to address specific areas of law, such as the commercial, criminal and civil.
- Commercial and civil litigation is handled by the courts, which are divided according to the categories established in our judicial system.
- Our services includes civil litigation, criminal cases, debt collection management and claims for damages and losses, both in the extrajudicial stage and in proceedings before ordinary courts of justice, acting as either plaintiffs or defendants as needed.
Criminal Process
- In Panama, the judicial system is organized into different branches to address various areas of law, such as the commercial and civil spheres.
- Commercial and civil litigation is handled by the courts of justice, which are divided according to the categories established in our Judicial Code.
- At Williams & Associates, we offer legal assistance at all levels of civil and commercial proceedings brought before the courts of justice, whether at the municipal, circuit, higher courts, or the Supreme Court of Justice.
