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Business Dispute Resolution Solicitors in Essex and Suffolk
Our team of Dispute Resolution Solicitors are committed to working with our clients across Essex, Suffolk and London to settle disputes as efficiently and effectively as possible. To achieve this, we provide commercial, pragmatic and strategic advice tailored to meet our clients’ needs and objectives.
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Achieve a positive resolution with the help of our business dispute solicitors
We will support you in avoiding disputes where possible, but if litigation is unavoidable our expert team of Business Dispute Solicitors will help you achieve a positive resolution.
Where appropriate we consider with our clients early resolution through alternative dispute resolution, which might involve mediation, arbitration, adjudication, or expert determination.
When proceedings cannot be avoided our expert team offers extensive experience in all forums including courts and tribunals, and has a proven track record of success in litigation and the management of commercial disputes.
We have specialist lawyers across a wide range of dispute types who will always attempt early dispute resolution wherever possible.
Areas of specialism include
- Contract & Commercial disputes
- Company
- Construction & Regulatory
- Insolvency & Debt Recovery
- Defamation
- Directors Duties
- Employment
- Partnership Disputes
- Personal Injury
- Probate, Trusts and Inheritance Claims
- Product Liability
- Property
- Shareholder & Boardroom Disputes
- Mediation
- Building Safety & Cladding Claims
- Residential Possession
- Adverse Possession
INSIGHTS
Insights
24th February 2025
Court of Appeal clarifies the rules surrounding service of ‘notices’
A judgment was recently passed down in D’Aubigny v Khan and Anor in the Court of Appeal, which concerned whether
Insights
5th February 2025
The recent judgment of Placefirst v Car Construction
The Technology and Construction Court provides guidance on payment notices, pay less notices and default payment notices in the recent
17th January 2025
The Consumer Rights Act 2015: A Breakdown of the Three Key Remedies
Ellisons act for a number of local businesses that supply goods to consumers. In this article, Marshall Crane describes when
