Advokatfirman Montgomery AB

The law firm Advokatfirman Montgomery AB is run by Advokat Magnus Montgomery, an attorney with many years of experience within his principal areas of expertise, contract law and labour law. The Montgomery law firm primarily represents corporations and business enterprises, providing legal assistance with negotiations and disputes, lawsuits, legal collection, debt enforcement as well as counselling and legal advice. Magnus Montgomery is a member of the Swedish Bar Association since 1994.

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Regarding contract law, no matter of size, chape or form, every collaboration requires some sort of regulation. The collaboration itself may refer to shareholding, employment, gods or services, distributorships, commissions and so on. Any glitches in the cooperation can easily lead to unwanted and often costly consequences. In most circumstances, the results of your efforts depend on how well you manage to negotiate with your partner or counterpart. Successful negotiations require a combination of knowledge, skill and experience. 

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The Montgomery law firm assist corporations and business enterprises with labour law issues. Depending on the size of the company, structure and business practices, the problems and solutions may vary. In addition, relations between employer and employees can also be influenced by both subjective and objective circumstances. 

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In the first place, a demand for payment is sent to the debtor.
If payment is not made and the debtor does not dispute the claim, the claim can be taken to The Swedish Enforcement Agency for collection.
If the debtor contests the claim, the case can be taken to court for review after notification to the debtor.
With an enforceable judgement from the court, you can turn to the Swedish Enforcement Agency for collection of the claim. This means that the assets of the debtor are seized for payment according to the enforceable judgement. There are additional fees for collecting debts via the Swedish Enforcement Agency and the courts, that are to be paid by the creditor. The charges are then added to the claim.