Integra Law Office
Integra Law Office
Surabaya · East Java · Indonesia

Arbitration Lawyer Surabaya — BANI, SIAC & International Commercial Arbitration

Integra Law Office represents clients in arbitration proceedings in Surabaya — BANI (Indonesian arbitration), SIAC, and other international forums. We handle the full process from arbitration clause advice to award enforcement.

Dispute resolution and insolvency in East Java.

Commercial disputes are an inevitable part of business. In Surabaya, the high volume of commercial transactions means disputes are common — but they don't have to be destructive. The right legal approach can resolve conflicts efficiently.

Integra Law Office handles disputes from negotiation through to enforcement, and guides companies through insolvency proceedings at the Surabaya Commercial Court.

When you need this service.

  • A business partner has failed to fulfil contractual obligations.

  • Receiving or needing to send a formal legal demand letter.

  • Shareholder or partnership conflict requiring professional resolution.

  • Company facing insolvency and needing PKPU or bankruptcy advice.

Dispute resolution and insolvency framework.

Indonesian law provides multiple dispute resolution mechanisms: negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and court litigation. Insolvency is governed by the Bankruptcy Law (UU 37/2004), which provides for both bankruptcy and PKPU (suspension of payments) proceedings.

How we handle disputes and insolvency.

We prioritize efficient resolution through negotiation and mediation, but are fully prepared to litigate when necessary. In insolvency matters, we represent both creditors and debtors, always seeking the most commercially sensible outcome.

Our Services

Commercial Litigation

Court representation for business disputes.

Arbitration

BANI, SIAC, and ad hoc arbitration proceedings.

PKPU & Bankruptcy

Insolvency proceedings at the Commercial Court.

Judgment Enforcement

Execution of court decisions and asset recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I try mediation before litigation?

In most cases, yes. Mediation is faster, less expensive, and preserves business relationships. Courts also require mediation before trial. However, if the opposing party is completely uncooperative, litigation may be necessary.

Request a consultation.

Describe your legal needs. A senior partner will respond within one business day.

+62 852 3534 7751info@integralaw.id
Jl. Juwono No.7-8, Darmo, Kec. Wonokromo, Surabaya