Dispute Resolution

Turn your dispute into success with a team that explores every negotiation avenue before resorting to court action.
Whether a dispute is at work, with a neighbour or relates to a product or service, the stress and time involved can be as unexpected as it is overwhelming. Who can you turn to for advice?
Our specialist litigation team has many years' experience in helping clients resolve their problems and move on – keeping your best interests in sight from the moment you first come to us.
We know that disputes come in all shapes and sizes. So we can also help if you've suffered financial or other loss following poor service from a surveyor, financial advisor, valuer, architect, accountant, solicitor or other professional.
Only a very small number of the disputes we handle ever get to court. That's because we see court proceedings as a last resort. But when court action is the only way to resolve your problem, we won't hold back. We'll fight to the end to deliver the result you need.
Our litigation experts will undertake an initial telephone conversation where possible.
We offer an initial fixed fee meeting which includes a preliminary consideration of documents of up to 30 minutes, a meeting of up to 1 hour, and follow up letter of advice for a fixed fee of £295+ VAT.
Thereafter we would ordinarily charge on an hourly rate basis which we will advise you of at the initial meeting.
Please call 0208 290 0440 and ask for the litigation team, or alternatively email your information using our enquiry form.
To contact us with any enquiry, please fill in the following form so that a relevant legal advisor can contact you as soon as possible.
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