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Personal Dispute Resolution Solicitors

People fall out about many different things, so we have solicitors with legal knowledge to match every form of dispute.

Size isn’t everything, but it helps that our dispute resolution team is the largest in the region. Serving a big private client base, we regularly conduct litigation – about myriad areas of contention – in High Courts and County Courts, countrywide. Yet avoiding court is always a priority, with our specialists also adept at pursuing alternative solutions. We work proactively to inform our clients and wider communities about relevant changes in the law too, via events, webinars and the local press. So whatever conflict you’ve encountered, our carefully tailored advice can straighten things out.

Personal Dispute Resolution expertise:

  • Contractual disputes
  • Care disputes (for elderly/incapacitated adults)
  • Company disputes
  • Landlord & tenant
  • Building disputes
  • Employment
  • Insurance disputes
  • Land (including disputes, rights of way, easements etc)
  • Farming disputes (including land, buildings & tenancies
  • Partnership disputes
  • Probate (including disputes over wills, trusts etc)
  • Professional negligence
  • Residential property disputes
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