Most contract disputes don’t start in court. They start with a clause nobody questioned at the time of signing — a force majeure provision that doesn’t hold, a penalty clause that can’t be enforced, a termination mechanism that leaves one party exposed.

This practice covers the full lifecycle of a commercial contract: drafting and negotiation, clause-by-clause risk assessment, and representation when performance breaks down.

Specific areas include contracts affected by hardship or impossibility, penalty clause disputes, termination and rescission under Romanian and EU law, and pre-litigation commercial conciliation.

Every contract reviewed here is read as a potential dispute, because that is the only standard that protects you before one begins.