ARMA Law’s Dispute Resolution & Litigation practice is dedicated to representing clients across a broad spectrum of disputes, offering strategic and effective legal solutions to resolve conflicts efficiently.
Our credentials include advising on:
Commercial Disputes: Representing clients in breach of contract claims, investment disputes, and debt restructuring proceedings, including Suspension of Debt Payment Obligations (PKPU).
Employment Disputes: Advocating for companies in employment termination conflicts, including contractual disputes.
Corporate Litigation: Resolving conflicts involving corporate agreements, tort claims, and disputes with state-owned enterprises.
Arbitration: Representing clients in high-stakes arbitration, including cases brought before BANI (Indonesian Arbitration Chamber).
Individual Legal Matters: Handling personal legal issues such as inheritance refusals, prenuptial agreements, and name change requests.
Our expertise spans diverse industries, including finance, mining, retail, education, maritime, and entertainment, ensuring tailored and sector-specific advice. With a client-focused approach, ARMA Law is your trusted partner in safeguarding your rights and interests in Indonesia’s legal landscape.
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