Pre-Litigation Service

Pre-litigation, commonly implemented through the issuance of Somasi (legal warning letters), is a formal mechanism used to notify the opposing party of their obligations, assert the client’s legal rights, and demand corrective action before pursuing litigation. Under Article 1238 of the Indonesian Civil Code, Somasi acts as an official notice of default and forms a legally recognized basis for subsequent legal action if the dispute remains unresolved.Our service covers legal drafting, legal analysis, communication strategy, and structured follow-up through Somasi I, II, and III, as well as optional mediation. The objective is to encourage compliance, negotiate a settlement, and reduce the need for court litigation.This service is suitable for contractual disputes, unpaid debts, breaches of agreement, property or tenancy issues, service provider disputes, B2B or B2C conflicts, and similar matters.Key Characteristics & FeaturesLegally Grounded Demands: Each Somasi is drafted based on applicable laws, contractual obligations, and supporting documents.Structured Escalation (Somasi I–III): A systematic approach that increases pressure and formality with each letter before litigation process can proceed.Mediation Facilitation: Assistance in arranging and conducting in-person or virtual mediation to reach an amicable settlement.Evidence-Based Approach: All arguments are supported by verified documents, chronology, and legal reasoning.Client-Centric Communication Strategy: All steps, drafts, and responses are reviewed with the client before issuance.CoverageThis service includes: Legal review and assessment of the case Drafting and issuing Somasi I, II, and III Communication strategy and consultation Responding to the opposing party (when applicable) Facilitating mediation (virtual or in-person) Advisory on next steps if dispute remains unresolvedImportant Notes This service covers pre-litigation only, not court representation. Formal litigation, police reporting, or arbitration services are available under separate engagement. Outcomes depend on cooperation from the opposing party. Mediation location, transportation, and related costs (if any) are not included. Complex or multi-party cases may require additional fees.