Disagreements between people are an unfortunate fact of life. These civil disputes range from seeking recompense for shoddy building work to conflicts with neighbours about boundary lines and many more in between.
Finding yourself in this situation can be challenging. In certain circumstances we offer an introductory no obligation, free consultation to give you an initial indication of your legal position and options. In the first instance email us a summary of your situation providing your contact details and all the relevant information together with any additional documents pertaining to the matter and we will come back to you.
You can be certain we will deliver concise, constructive advice in plain English and will be fully focused on achieving a solution that is right for you.
Taking legal action often proves to be a daunting, emotive and ultimately destructive process, so we guide our clients through alternative options that may resolve the dispute including negotiation, mediation and arbitration.
No-one wants to end up in court, and whilst we explore every opportunity to reach a settlement, sometimes the parties are too far apart and litigation is the only route. If this happens, our considerable experience representing clients in both the County Court and the High Court ensures your case is handled in the most effective and successful manner.
Whilst litigation costs can be disproportionately high, we provide a well-considered estimate at the beginning to make sure you are fully aware of the likely expense of bringing or defending a claim. We may also be able to offer you a degree of flexibility when it comes to funding; in a limited number of circumstances we offer fixed fees or agree to fund a case on a no-win no-fee basis. Please call us if you wish to discuss this further.
We have extensive experience in dealing with disputes in the following areas:
- Property disputes
- Boundary and right of way disputes
- Adverse possession claims
- Breach of covenant claims
- Landlord and tenant disputes
- Possession claims
- Breach of contract claims
- Employment disputes
- Personal insolvency
- Negligence claims
- Building disputes
- Clinical and professional negligence claims
- Contentious probate (contesting a Will)
- Statutory claims
- Party Wall Act 1996 claims
- Breaches of the Housing Act 1996
- Claims under the Inheritance Provision for Family and Dependants Act 1975
- Claims under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997
If you are in a situation that is of a litigious nature and you are unsure how to get through it, please contact us to speak to one of our experts who will be able to help you understand your options and decide what to do next.