Forms of Disputes and Methods of Resolution in Vietnam

Dispute in Vietnam could arise between parties to a business transaction, such as the government of Vietnam and foreign investors, or between nations implementing international treaties.

Vietnam's market economy developed in tandem with a significant increase in the breadth and depth of its economic ties, which have made Vietnam an important component of the global supply chain. Vietnam providers could offer the labor and products to the world and the unfamiliar provider could likewise trade their labor and products to Vietnam market. Further, as the Vietnam market opens up, unfamiliar financial backers could put through different types of interests in Vietnam for example gain values in Vietnam organizations, lay out business inVietnam. Disputes that have grown in size and complexity during this process are an inevitable outcome.

The majority of people should agree that disagreements should be interpreted as disagreements, inconsistencies, or conflicts of interests, rights, and responsibilities between parties in economic relations at various levels. Accordingly, economic disputes can have the following basic forms:

-Disputes in business are between the participants in a business transaction including investments, production to consumption of products or performance of services on the market for profit purposes i.e. professional and product liability, debt disputes over a business transaction, franchise disputes, intellectual property disputes, and disputes over contract for supply of goods or services…

-Disputes between foreign investors with Vietnam government agencies, arising in the implementation of the BTO, BT, BOT, and the implementation of international agreements on promotion and protection bilateral and multilateral investment i.e. government policy and policy measures, concession to water and sewerage, power or energy supply, project or contract payment…

-Disputes between countries in the implementation of the international bilateral and multilateral agreements.

After taking into account a variety of factors, including cost, time, and the complexity of the disputes, the parties involved in disputes in Vietnam may consider resolving the issues through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. In Vietnam, a litigation law firm with skilled dispute lawyers in Hanoi, Danang and Ho Chi Minh City should be consulted for appropriate dispute resolution advice.