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Disputes arise as an unfortunate consequence of commercial life.

We understand that managing disputes is stressful and can divert valuable time and resources away from your businesses’ objectives for growth and success. Our aim is to minimise the impact of disputes on your business. Seeking expert advice at the earliest opportunity, you will protect your businesses’ reputation.

What is the dispute resolution process?

At the core of our business are experience, efficiency and availability. We are passionate about helping you achieve a resolution to your dispute.

Click here for our FAQs Guide to the dispute resolution process.

Our Core Dispute Resolution Services

Business Disputes

Property Disputes

Contractual & Commercial Disputes

Insolvency & Winding Up

Banking & Finance Disputes

Debt Recovery

Offering help in the following types of dispute:

How Can our Business Dispute Resolution Experts Help?

We have a creative and innovative team who will advise you on the merits and prospects of success. We will provide a bespoke solution and a commercial strategy to resolve your dispute. We will work with you to manage that strategy; taking the stress away from you, and settling the dispute as soon as possible, so that you can go on running your business. To achieve this:

  • We will take time to discuss your dispute with you, so that we fully understand its nature, the impact it has on your business and the outcome you wish to achieve.
  • We will identify the issues quickly and let you have a range of solutions to resolve your dispute as ​soon as possible, including alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation and negotiation.
  • If you become involved with bringing a claim or defending one, we will explain the process and more importantly the cost consequences in clear terms.
  • We will advise you whether it is possible to seek an injunction from the court to protect your business’ interests, until the dispute can be resolved.
  • We will explore all the methods of funding the dispute with you to keep costs to a minimum. You may already have insurance to cover your costs. Alternatively, we may share the risk of costs with you through Conditional Fee Agreements or other arrangements.

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‘Spratt Endicott combine legal expertise with ability to deal with the client on a non-legal basis clearly explaining the options and associated costs before committing on a route for particular cases. ‘
Legal 500 2020

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For more information on our Disputes Service for businesses, please ​send an email to ​enquiries@se-law.co.uk.

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