Our commercial litigation solicitors are not afraid to take decisive action to secure the best result for you.
Legal disputes can threaten your business’s stability and reputation which is why our litigation team provides strategic, efficient representation. We focus on achieving a quick and favourable resolution.
FAQs
Commercial litigation is a legal dispute between businesses and companies and covers corporate dispute resolution claims. Typically, these disputes require court intervention and involve one party requiring financial reimbursement from the other.
Commercial litigation claims often require an expert litigator as the law surrounding these matters is complex.
Here at Britton & Time, our solicitors have expertise in commercial litigation and regularly act for clients in the following areas:Â
If you’re sure your matter falls within these categories, give us a call on 020 3007 5500 and a member of our team will gladly advise.
Each and every commercial litigation case is different. Therefore, it’s difficult to provide meaningful price estimates before knowing all the details of your matter.
In any commercial litigation matter, you will first need an initial consultation with one of our commercial litigation solicitors. During an initial consultation, you will receive:
 To arrange your initial consultation, please call our commercial litigation solicitors on 0203 007 5500.
Whether you need to bring a claim or defend a commercial dispute, our expert commercial litigation team will provide you with specialist advice and guidance.Â
Instructing a specialist commercial property solicitor will ensure you have:
To contact our commercial litigation solicitors, please call us on 020 3007 5500.
We are currently unable to offer legal aid in any capacity as we lack the necessary legal aid certificate. We also don’t offer pro bono work at present.
Call, email or provide us with a few details of your matter, and we’ll help you arrange an initial consultation. You’ll get:
We know legal matters can be stressful, but we’re always here to help.
No fee surprises. With monthly itemised billing and a range of fee options from fixed fees to deferred fee arrangements, we’ll help you keep costs down.
No chat bots or lengthy phone menus. Speak directly to a member of our team every time you contact us.
We’ll reply to any questions you have within 24 business hours so you’ll have the information you need to make the right decisions.
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