International Credit Transaction Law

  1. Debtor’s analysis and assessment of their financial capacity;
  2. Drafting of extrajudicial warnings to facilitate credit recovery;
  3. Application for national injunctive decisions under Law No.48/2014, European actions, or ordinary actions in cases where prior measures are unsuccessful;
  4. Implementation of enforcement measures targeting the debtor’s movable, immovable, or third-party assets.

Drawing upon our extensive experience and industry leadership, we have developed a systematic approach to domestic and international credit recovery. In an industry often perceived as complex and challenging to navigate, we adhere to a structured methodology aimed at achieving optimal outcomes for our clients.
Our ongoing efforts are strategically aligned with the provisions outlined in Albanian legislation, particularly Law No.48/2014 “On late payments for contractual and commercial obligations”, which harmonizes with Directive 2011/7/EU of the Parliament and the Council. This legislative framework provides valuable opportunities for expeditious recovery of invoice credit, forming the cornerstone of our proactive approach to credit transaction law.