Interim relief
Securing assets before judgment
This hub gathers what the firm publishes on securing assets before a judgment or arbitral award is obtained, as distinct from enforcing one once it exists. Whether an interim measure is available in a given matter depends on the case file and the applicable procedural law; that question is not answered here as a general rule.
Index
The pages below sit under enforcement but answer different parts of the same problem. Start with the track overview, then narrow to the refusal type, the service, or a specific corridor.
- Enforcement is the wider track this page sits under, covering non-payment, refusal to redeem, frozen withdrawals, and dilution alongside non-enforcement.
- Non-enforcement (O8) sets out the refusal type most often paired with a request for interim relief, where a debtor moves assets while judgment is pending.
- Cross-border recognition and enforcement describes what the firm does once a judgment or award exists and has to cross a border.
- Preparing a judgment from Spain for use elsewhere walks through that specific preparation step.
- Fresh claim versus recognition in Spain compares those two routes for a claimant already holding a foreign judgment.
- Switzerland to UAE enforcement works through one corridor in full, since no two corridors share a procedure.
- Non-enforcement in the UAE sets out what is confirmed for that jurisdiction and what is not yet.
- How to verify a law firm explains how to check standing before instructing anyone on a matter like this.
Fees on this track are not contingent on the outcome of a case, and the firm's registration can be checked independently rather than taken on trust.