In a legal dispute or conflict?
Whether it's a contract issue, property dispute, or personal legal matter, we provide strong representation to protect your interests and achieve a fair resolution.
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We fight for your interests
Legal disputes can be stressful and confusing. We explain your options clearly, develop a strategy to protect your interests, and work hard to achieve the best possible outcome.
Contract or money disputes
Disagreements over contracts, services paid for, or unpaid debts affecting you personally.
If it's a personal matter
Property disputes, employment issues, consumer rights, and other personal legal conflicts.
Finding the right solution
We try to resolve disputes through discussion and negotiation, but will fight for you in court if needed.
How we help resolve disputes
Strong representation for all types of legal conflicts and disputes.
Contract and money issues
Disputes about personal contracts, services not delivered as promised, or unpaid amounts owed to you.
Personal disputes
Property conflicts, employment issues, consumer rights problems, and other personal legal matters.
If you've been injured
Road traffic accidents, workplace injuries, and other personal injury claims through the legal system.
Family conflicts
Separation, custody disputes, family property issues, and other family law matters that need court resolution.
Avoiding court where possible
We try to resolve disputes through mediation, arbitration, and negotiation before going to court.
Two things we tell you before you sue
Most people arrive wanting to know whether they are in the right. The more useful questions are what the cheaper route looks like, and what it costs you if the case goes the other way. We deal with both before anything issues.
Mediation offered, not just mentioned
Section 14 of the Mediation Act 2017 requires your solicitor to advise you to consider mediation before proceedings issue, and to swear a statutory declaration confirming they did. We run our own Med-Arb service, so that is a route we can put in front of you rather than a form of words on a declaration.
The costs you might lose, not just the ones you might win
Under section 169 of the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015, a party who is entirely successful in civil proceedings is entitled to an award of costs against the unsuccessful party, unless the court orders otherwise. That runs in both directions, and we say so before you commit — alongside the written notice of our own costs that section 150 requires.
Speak to a solicitor
Tell us about your situation and we'll explain your options and how we can help resolve it.
Questions about legal disputes and litigation
Quick answers to help you understand your options when facing a legal conflict.