What this covers
- An early assessment of your position, evidence and options.
- Formal notices (mise en demeure) and negotiated settlements.
- Drafting pleadings and representing you at hearings.
- Civil and contractual disputes.
- Commercial disputes between businesses.
- Labour disputes.
- Appeals and enforcement of judgments.
Advocacy
Advocacy is a craft Maître El Bachri has cultivated since his studies — he placed third in the National Advocacy Competition during his Master's programme — and has practised before the courts since joining the Bar of Tetouan in 2019.
Before going to court, a clear view of the evidence, costs and likely timeline helps you decide whether to litigate or settle. That assessment is the first step of every case.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a court case take?
It depends on the court, the complexity of the matter and whether there is an appeal. A realistic estimate is given once the file has been reviewed.
Can a dispute be resolved without going to court?
Often, yes. A formal notice followed by negotiation settles many disputes faster and at lower cost. Litigation is recommended when it is the better route for you.
