Should You Reject a Deal Because of a Counterparty’s Court and Enforcement Proceedings
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Before signing a contract, businesses often check a counterparty in court registries and even find active cases. After that, a typical mistake occurs: either the client gets scared by any litigation and turns down a reliable partner, or conversely ignores a series of dangerous disputes assuming that "everyone is suing someone."
A legal evaluation of court and enforcement proceedings is not meant to simply count the number of cases. Its goal is to understand whether these disputes affect the counterparty's ability to fulfill your specific agreement.
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