Civil Lawyer
Litigation
Our expert Litigation Advocates deal with both Commercial and Civil Disputes and Litigation including:
- Property / Land disputes
- Landlord and Tenant Disputes
- Tenant Eviction
- Assignments and Sub-Letting
- Commercial Property Disputes
- Residential Property Disputes
Our team is highly experienced in handling a wide range of disputes, providing practical and expert legal advice to our clients to resolve disputes quickly and cost-effectively.
We understand that Litigation can be a stressful experience, particularly when you are unsure about the costs and process involved. By understanding our clients’ individual requirements, we are able to look after their interests to ensure and we provide the best possible legal advice. We focus on the issues most important to our client, identifying what they hope to achieve through litigation.
We know that Litigation can be expensive, we always seek the best possible settlement for our clients and exert pressure from an early stage to spare them the cost and uncertainty of long-running litigation. Our client-focused approach allows us to provide tailored advice aimed at achieving an outcome which our client will consider successful.
Our team will provide you with an honest assessment of the costs implications of different options, allowing you to fully appreciate the costs issues before initiating litigation. We seek to settle disputes through negotiation wherever possible to keep costs down, which may involve alternative dispute resolution by mediation or arbitration.
However, if a satisfactory outcome cannot be reached, court action may be necessary. Our experienced Litigation team will support you through the entire process, applying their outstanding knowledge and expertise to the presentation of your case in order to achieve the best possible outcome.
We care about providing tailored advice to meet your individual requirements. Our team will work closely with you to understand your needs and deliver best service with a genuinely personal touch.
