Disputes & rights
An unpaid invoice? Organise your claim first
Build a clear picture of what was agreed, what was delivered and what remains unpaid before deciding on the next step.
Disputes & resolution
Every dispute has details worth understanding. We start with the facts, documents and outcome you seek, then explain the available paths before the next step.
Discuss your matter
Within this practice
All servicesFind your starting point.
Case assessment
For someone facing a demand or considering a claim who wants an initial assessment before a wider engagement.
Litigation representation
For individuals and businesses needing representation in a dispute within the office’s agreed practice scope.
Negotiation & settlements
For parties exploring a negotiated outcome before or during proceedings.
Is this relevant to you?Start with
Start with
what you need.
For individuals and businesses facing a contractual disagreement or a claim.
Settlement can be appropriate in some disputes. Each path depends on the facts and evidence of the individual matter.
What the work may involve
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Review facts, documents and the points in dispute.
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Prepare relevant claims, responses and written submissions.
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Represent clients in proceedings within the agreed engagement.
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Assess negotiation and settlement options and follow up agreed outcomes.
Scope and fees are agreed before engagement.
Before our first conversationA few details.
A few details.
A clearer picture.
Start with what you have. These details help us understand your matter; you do not need every item to make an enquiry.
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A clear chronology
List the important events, dates and communication between the parties.
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Supporting documents
Gather agreements, invoices, delivery records and relevant correspondence.
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Your objective
Explain whether you seek a settlement, payment or protection of a right.
Before we begin
Good questions.
Must I file a claim straight away?
Not necessarily. An initial review considers your objective and compares communication, negotiation, settlement and proceedings.
What should I prepare?
Any agreement, relevant correspondence, supporting documents and a short chronology, together with the outcome you would like.
Can you predict how long a case will take?
Timing depends on the claim, procedure and competent authority. Known stages can be explained without promising an unverified outcome or duration.
Let’s understand your matterA first step.
A first step.
Made simple.
Briefly tell us what you need. The practice area is already selected so the conversation starts in the right place.
Disputes & resolutionA useful next step