Litigation & Dispute Solicitors, London - Legal Advice, Court, Claim, Judgements, Contracts

Litigation and Dispute resolution

Our experienced litigation lawyers provide practical and cost effective legal advice and court representation in a broad range of disputes, from complex fraud litigation in the High Court to debt collection in the County Court. Whether the claim involves asset freezing orders, search orders or other injunctions, or contractual or tortious claims, we can provide a complete service.

We specialise in bringing and defending proceedings and obtaining judgments and other Court orders and enforcing them in most key practice areas, including corporate/commercial business and partnership disputes, intellectual property claims for trade mark infringement, passing off, and copyright infringement, insolvency matters, professional negligence claims, contested probate/legacy disputes, banking disputes, building and construction disputes, sale of goods disputes, IT contract disputes and defamation claims among others. We regularly act for and advise clients and other lawyers who are based out of the jurisdiction and/or in claims involving international and cross border issues. Our lawyers also frequently act as Supervising Solicitors in respect of Search Orders .

We act for individuals, companies, firms, charities, regulatory bodies and other institutions. Our approach to resolving disputes is business sensitive: we look for innovative ways to solve clients' problems speedily and, wherever possible, in a way that preserves the relationship between the parties. We firmly believe in using alternative dispute resolution procedures whenever appropriate.

Our objective is to use litigation and arbitration only as a necessary tool of last resort, seeking first to conclude matters by negotiation or by other forms of dispute resolution in a practical commercial manner and at the earliest opportunity.

If you are seeking specific advice about a Legacy or Probate, Property, Public & Regulatory Law or Employment dispute, please click on the appropriate link.
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