ONRIGHTS — When the domestic route runs out, Strasbourg remains.

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The problem

Winning a judgment isn't the same as getting paid.

Across Europe, companies and individuals hold final rulings against public bodies that are simply never enforced. The debt is recognised by a court. The money never arrives. It stops being an administrative delay and becomes a breached right — and breached rights have a court.

What we do

We recover millions locked in unenforced rulings.

We act for creditors of public bodies when domestic enforcement has failed, taking the claim to the European Court of Human Rights.

Public debt claim

We pursue the unpaid debt before the debtor body until it is recognised in an enforceable title in your name.

Claim before the ECHR

We take your unenforced ruling to Strasbourg, where the State answers for what its bodies do not pay.

Enforcement against the State

We turn the European ruling into payment: an enforceable title against the State, and attachment if it comes to that.

Claim assessment

We assess your claim and tell you whether it is actionable, through which route, and what documentation is missing.

Portfolios and assigned claims

If you buy or service assigned public-sector credit: we verify title and claim in blocks.

End-to-end management

We handle everything, from the first missed invoice to the money landing in your account.

The process

How a claim reaches Strasbourg.

01
Review
We confirm you hold a final ruling that a public body has failed to enforce, and assess whether the case is admissible before the ECHR.
Unenforced
02
Strasbourg
We file the claim before the European Court of Human Rights, on the grounds that an unpaid recognised debt breaches the right to property and a fair trial.
FiledArt. 6 § 1 · Art. 1 P1
03
Outcome
Where the Court rules in favour, the State is held responsible for the debt left unpaid by its own bodies.
The State answers