Indonesia

ADP Counsellors at Law (ADP) is a disputes boutique with a practice centred on complex insolvency, restructuring, and white‑collar crime matters. The firm is regularly instructed in proceedings that sit at the intersection of commercial disputes, regulatory enforcement, and criminal liability, particularly where financial institutions, corporate governance issues, or cross‑border elements are involved. Its recent work reflects sustained activity before the Indonesian Commercial Courts and law‑enforcement authorities, with mandates spanning contentious restructurings, post‑homologation disputes, and corporate crime investigations.

In insolvency and restructuring, ADP is active across the full life cycle of financially distressed situations, acting as court‑appointed administrators, receivers, and liquidators, as well as counsel to creditors and debtors. The practice is particularly engaged in disputes arising after court‑approved restructuring plans, including annulment proceedings and enforcement actions where settlement obligations are alleged to have been breached. Matters handled by the team frequently involve layered financing arrangements, multiple classes of creditors, and assets spread across different sectors such as banking, mining, manufacturing, and energy. While specific cases remain confidential, the firm’s recent mandates demonstrate continued involvement in PKPU proceedings, liquidation appointments, and creditor‑driven enforcement actions, with an emphasis on procedural compliance, asset preservation, and creditor recovery.

White‑collar crime and investigations form the other core pillar of ADP’s dispute resolution offering. The firm advises both corporate entities and individuals in criminal investigations involving allegations of fraud, embezzlement, corruption, and other financial offences. The work often runs in parallel with internal investigations and related civil or insolvency proceedings, requiring coordination across multiple forums. Recent matters include ongoing representations in complex corporate crime investigations connected to financial transactions and alleged misuse of company or state‑linked funds. Although these cases are confidential, the practice is characterised by early‑stage strategy input, engagement with investigators and prosecutors, and managing evidentiary and reputational risk throughout the investigative process.  

Across both insolvency and white‑collar matters, ADP’s disputes frequently involve cross‑border features, including foreign creditors, overseas parent companies, or international financing structures governed by Indonesian law. The firm’s work in this area highlights its familiarity with navigating disputes that combine domestic judicial processes with international commercial expectations, particularly in enforcement and restructuring scenarios involving foreign stakeholders.

The disputes practice is led by Managing Partner Agus Prasetyo, whose work spans insolvency proceedings, post‑restructuring disputes, and white‑collar crime matters. He is closely supported by Partner Manuel Simbolon, who is also active across corporate crime and contentious commercial disputes, and Partner Satriogiri Agungpribadhi, who contributes to complex commercial and transaction‑related disputes that evolve into formal proceedings.