Our commercial litigation solicitors are not afraid to take decisive action to secure the best result for you.
FAQs
Commercial litigation is an umbrella term, which is used for any dispute that involves a business. These disputes will typically be more larger than personal issues, involving breaches of contract and non-performance of duties. As you can imagine, there are numerous forms of commercial disputes, which each require a separate legal procedure to reach an outcome.
Some of the most common examples of commercial litigation cases are over:
If you’re facing a commercial litigation matter and are looking for legal help from an experienced solicitor, please contact us on 020 3007 5500.
In simple terms, a commercial litigator will use their expertise and experience to ensure the best possible outcome is reached for your business. As a result, you can have that peace of mind that your commercial litigation matter is in safe hands.
Commercial litigation is a highly complicated area of law that requires case management from a trained professional. Improper handling of a commercial litigation matter will likely result in avoidable but costly mistakes.
When it comes to resolving a commercial litigation matter, there are two stages, which are:
1. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR). ADR involves using certain methods to reach an agreement outside the courts. Forms of ADR include mediation and conciliation, among others. Regardless of whether you feel ADR will work, our solicitors insist that you take this step. If the matter reaches court, the judge will look to see whether you considered ADR. In a circumstance where a party refuses to consider ADR, the courts will take a poor view of that party.
2. Take the claim to court. If ADR is ineffective, the only option you will have is to instruct a commercial litigation solicitor for your case. Our commercial litigation solicitors have the expertise in advancing commercial litigation cases to the following courts.
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 property law work at present.
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No fee surprises. Ever. Our solicitors in London and Brighton will inform you from the outset how much your case will cost and we will do everything in our power to keep costs down and within your original fee estimate.
You are our priority and law is our speciality. Our award-winning solicitors in London and Brighton ensure you know exactly where you stand from a legal perspective so you can make a well-informed decision.
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