We act for business owners, directors and senior leaders facing commercial disputes that need sorting fast. Whether someone has broken a contract, tensions are rising between shareholders, or you are dealing with a serious claim, we help you take control before the damage spreads.
You will deal directly with a senior lawyer who understands what is at stake. Your time, your money, your reputation. We get to the heart of the issue quickly, tell you where you stand and map out the best way forward. That might mean a quiet resolution behind the scenes, a negotiated settlement or pushing all the way to court. Either way, you will have clear options and a lawyer who knows how to fight your corner when it counts.
How we work:
We move quickly. We get to the point. And we don’t waste your time or budget.
From the first call, we’ll tell you what we think. If the case has legs, we’ll fight for it. If it doesn’t, we’ll say so, and help you find a better route.
We work flexibly on pricing, too, and you’ll stay with your lead lawyer all the way through.
Areas we cover:
- Contract disputes and breach of agreement
- Partnership Disputes
- Debt Recovery
- Professional negligence claims
- Business fraud or misrepresentation
- Disputes with suppliers, clients or competitors
- Commercial property disputes
- Construction claims and payment issues
- Urgent injunctions and asset protection
- Settlement negotiations and mediation
Ned support beyond Business Disputes?
We often work alongside colleagues in:
Useful Insights & Articles
The Contractual Cornerstone: Why Understanding Contracts is Crucial for Business Success
Contracts often get a bad rap: seen as dry, legal documents that must be navigated before the real work can begin. But this perception is a disservice to the vital role contracts play in business success. A deep understanding of what a contract truly says can be the difference between thriving and just-about-surviving.
In A Bind?
Things are not always what they seem. Sometimes, what appears to be an agreement is not in fact binding. On the other hand, a binding agreement can be made without the parties realising it. So, when do you have a binding contract?
What do we cost?
We take a flexible approach to our costs; and the fee structure of each instruction is case-specific.
We are more than happy to discuss our costs options on an informal basis.
