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Dispute Resolution

In any area of commercial law, disputes can represent a massive expense both in terms of time and cost. Our experienced solicitors will work with you to find creative alternative means to avoiding litigation, saving you time and money.

The term dispute resolution refers to means of resolving conflicts outside of court. Often, this is the quickest and easiest way to reach a resolution amenable to both parties.

Dispute resolution services are completely confidential, and commercial solicitors within our network have been selected for their wisdom and experience in dealing with numerous types of disputes at a lower cost than you might pay otherwise.

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Discount Fees Commercial Solicitors

Your Dispute Resolution Solicitors

In any area of commercial law, disputes can represent a massive expense both in terms of time and cost. Our experienced solicitors will work with you to find creative alternative means to avoiding litigation, saving you time and money.

The term dispute resolution refers to means of resolving conflicts outside of court. Often, this is the quickest and easiest way to reach a resolution amenable to both parties.

Dispute resolution services are completely confidential, and commercial solicitors within our network have been selected for their wisdom and experience in dealing with numerous types of disputes at a lower cost than you might pay otherwise.

Save on Fees

Receive a 7% discount on your commercial solicitor’s fees on any case referred by us.

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Your Dispute Resolution Solicitors

When a conflict arises, most people automatically think of litigation. But litigation is often one of the most inefficient means of attaining a resolution – as well as one of the most expensive routes to a settlement which is legally binding on all parties involved in the dispute.

Our trusted dispute resolution lawyers have the knowledge and experience to aid in de-escalating and resolving the conflict between the parties. They will work through consensual processes wherever possible, such as mediation or negotiation, seeking an efficient, amenable resolution.

If you use a lawyer referred by us then you will be eligible for a 7% discount on your fees, for more details please see here: 7% discount on commercial litigation fees.

Dispute Resolution Services

Dispute resolution (sometimes alternative dispute resolution, or ADR) refers to less formal ways of resolving disputes between parties, whether individuals, companies, or organizations. Our professional dispute resolution solicitors will help you attain speedy resolution of any dispute.

Mediation

Mediation is a popular alternative to the litigation process which lets both sides air their positions. Mediation is confidential and can help both parties come to an agreement. Mediation is not generally legally binding, so it may need to be followed by a more formal approach.

Conciliation

Conciliation can often be a way of avoiding conflict before it begins. The conciliator, after hearing both sides’ views, is more involved than a mediator in making suggestions, determining the merits of each position, and working with both parties to achieve resolution. Like mediation, however, conciliation is not usually legally binding.

Negotiation

One traditional alternative in dispute resolution is negotiation, in which the parties meet without a third party (mediator, conciliator, judge, etc.), often with legal representation for both sides.

Arbitration

Arbitration is more like the traditional litigation process, sometimes much like a “mini-trial.” Unlike negotiation, conciliation, and mediation, the results of arbitration can be legally binding on both parties. Therefore, competent legal representation can be just as essential in an arbitration proceeding to ensure that your position is eloquently presented.

Areas for Dispute Resolution

When can dispute resolution be used? Areas of law that lend themselves to dispute resolution include professional negligence, builder / contractor problems, breach of contract, employee / HR issues, and more. If you’re not sure if your issue is suitable for dispute resolution, contact our solicitors for advice.

Policy & Contract Formulation

Avoiding conflicts before they occur is always the cost-effective policy. Incorporating dispute resolution clauses in contracts and policies can help ensure that your business is not dragged into court before speedier and less expensive options are explored. Our solicitors can help protect you up front.

Regulated Sectors

Our solicitors can help you in all different sectors including  financial services, energy, and telecoms. ADR schemes have been established determining how disputes must be resolved. If you are working within a regulated sector, our solicitors can help you ensure that your interests are best represented in any ADR matter.

Public / Private Sector

Dispute resolution is becoming hugely popular across the UK in a variety of different sectors, both public and private. For instance, the water industry in the UK, following EU standards, has adopted a general ADR scheme. While these schemes reduce the need for costly litigation, knowing your legal rights remains essential for all parties.

Escalation

While our solicitors’ goal at all times is avoiding protracted, contentious legal battles, thus saving you time and money, there are situations in which dispute resolution is no longer possible, such as where communication has broken down or become acrimonious. When there’s no alternative, our solicitors will guide you in escalating your dispute and steering it most expeditiously through the court system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my enquiry confidential?

All enquiries are treated in confidence we are regulated by the ICO and all firms are regulated by the SRA and have agreed with us to treat your enquiry in confidence.

How long will it take to get a quote?

Will aim to get back to you with at least one quote within 24/48 hours.

How many quotes will I get?

You will get a maximum of three quotes, although you may receive only one or two.

How will I claim my discount?

Once you have agreed terms with your solicitor they will discount your invoices by 7%. See our terms of use for further details.

Will I be able to claim the discount on more than one case?

Yes you will be able to claim the discount on each case you instruct a lawyer recommend by us. We ask you to notify us each time you use a solicitor referred by us.

Are there any obligations for me?

There is no obligation on you to accept any of the quotes we provide you, but we appreciate it if you let us know about your experience with any firm you do use.

Is my data secure?

End to end encryption is used on all our enquiry forms. Our enquiries email has a digital signature if you wish to send an encrypted email. All enquiries are stored and transmitted in an encrypted format. For more details see our privacy policy.

What quality of law firms do you work with?

The firms we refer work to are usually smaller firms but are ranked in notable legal directories and/or have expertise in specialised legal fields with a niche legal focus.

Can I speak to someone about my case?

Yes you can call us on 0203 239 7933 to discuss your enquiry.

What if there is a lawyer I dont want you to contact?

If there is a particular lawyer or firm you don’t want us to contact, let us know in your enquiry and we will make sure they are not contacted.

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