Practice area
Civil & Commercial Disputes in New Cairo
In short
Mohamed Moawad Legal Consultancy & Advocacy handles civil and commercial disputes between individuals, companies and partners, from first instance to appeal: breaches of contract, unpaid debts, partnership disputes and compensation claims.
What we handle
Cases we handle
Contract disputes
Breach or late performance of sale, supply and service contracts.
Debt recovery
Recovering amounts owed under invoices, contracts or commercial papers.
Partnership disputes
Disagreements between partners over management, profits, exit or dissolution.
Compensation claims
Claims for damage caused by a breach of contract or by a harmful act.
Disputes between companies
Disputes between companies and with suppliers and customers, including cases before the Economic Courts.
Appeals
Reviewing a first-instance judgment and handling the appeal.
How we work
From first consultation to judgment
Consultation
We study your documents and tell you plainly where you stand and what each option will take in time and effort.
Before court
Where it helps, we send a formal notice and try to settle the dispute before going to court.
Court
We prepare every case with the rigour a court expects and represent you from first instance to appeal.
Follow-up
We keep you informed at each step, from the first consultation to the final judgment.
Before you visit
Documents to bring
Copies are enough; keep the originals with you.
- The contract and any annexes or amendments
- Invoices, receipts and bank transfers
- Letters, emails and messages about the dispute
- For companies: the commercial register and articles of association
- Any notices or court papers you have received
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can a dispute between partners be settled without going to court?
Often, yes, through negotiation, or through arbitration if the partnership contract provides for it. If talks fail, we take the dispute to court.
How long does a civil or commercial case take?
It depends on the court, how complex the case is and whether the court appoints an expert. We give you a realistic estimate at the first consultation and update you as the case moves.