Litigation & Dispute Resolution Solicitors
Litigation can be complex and time consuming, so it is important to have an experienced team on your side.
Our large specialist team of litigators provide pragmatic advice to businesses, education and financial institutions, public sector organisations and charities across the country. We are trusted for our expertise in commercial dispute resolution, offering strategic guidance and tailored funding options to suit your needs
While we regularly act on high value, complex claims that are litigated through Court, though we recognise the benefits of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods such as adjudication, expert determination, mediation, and arbitration as they often offer faster, more cost-effective solutions for you. These approaches help resolve disputes efficiently while maintaining business relationships.
Our expertise
Our litigation solicitors provide expert legal support across all areas of dispute resolution, helping you protect your business.
Ed is incredibly knowledgeable and is very creative in his approach to resolving disputes. He is very thoughtful, thorough and does a full belt and braces job. Ed is knowledgeable, with good experience with high profile clients in the region.
Our work highlights
We act for the majority shareholder in a heavily disputed claim over the ownership of a private hospital. Our client and the hospital successfully defeated an application for summary judgment and then defended the claim on all counts at a 10 day High Court trial. The case is due to be heard in the Court of Appeal in July 2025.
We act for the majority shareholder in a heavily disputed claim over the ownership of a private hospital. Our client and the hospital successfully defeated an application for summary judgment and then defended the claim on all counts at a 10 day High Court trial. The case is due to be heard in the Court of Appeal in July 2025.
Acting for the disappointed bidder in a procurement claim against various NHS Trusts in relation to the provision of diagnostic equipment over a number of years. In response to the challenge, the authority was persuaded to abandon and re-start the procurement process.
