DISPUTE RESOLUTION SOLICITORS

Unfortunately, at some point in time, you are likely to find yourself in a dispute with either an individual or a company. You may for instance have an outstanding debt that you need pursuing, or you may be in a dispute with a company over defective goods or services, but don’t worry we can help.

It is in everyone’s interests to try and resolve these sorts of disputes amicably and as early as possible. Court proceedings should be seen as a last resort and we can, where possible, help you negotiate a solution to your dispute without the cost and stress of having to go to court.

This however may not always be possible and in some cases, you may need to commence formal court proceedings (or conversely you may need to respond to court proceedings). These sorts of situations can be very confusing, time consuming and stressful, so it is important to seek legal advice at the earliest possible opportunity.

If you would like to discuss any of our services with us, feel free to contact us using the form below or give us a call at 0161 669 4621 for a free no obligation chat. We look forward to assisting you with your legal concerns.

Commercial Dispute Resolution. At Birch Law our commercial dispute resolution solicitors have years of experience providing expert legal representation

HOW CAN BIRCH LAW HELP?

If you would like any further information or need advice about any dispute, please get in touch with us today. You can contact us today on 0161 669 4621 or by email on sbirchall@birchlaw.co.uk for a free no obligation chat.

Funding your case.

We understand that legal disputes can be very upsetting, time consuming and can be expensive. We therefore offer a selection of options to make funding your case more affordable.

Fixed fee services. We can offer a range of fixed fee services to help you. These cover things such as initial advice as well as preparing for and dealing with court proceedings.
Privately funded/ Hourly fee services. You may wish to ‘pay and go’ before committing to formal court proceedings. If so, you may wish to pay for our services on an hourly basis. In these cases, the fee you pay will depend on the experience of your solicitor and the time taken on your case. We will keep accurate records and update you on a regular basis as to the number of hours spent on your case.
Before The Event Insurance. It is quite common for home insurance contents policies to include an element of cover for legal fees relating to certain disputes. In the first instance, if you are in involved in a dispute and believe that legal help may be required, you should read the schedule of contents in your policy or phone your insurers to see if you have legal cover.

Whichever funding route you choose, you can rest assure that our experienced solicitors will always do their utmost to keep costs as low as possible. To hear more about our funding options please contact us on 0161 669 4621 or email us at sbirchall@birchlaw.co.uk.

Court Solicitors.

At Birch Law we have considerable experience dealing with court proceedings. Whether you are looking to bring a claim through the courts or whether you are defending a claim brought against you – we are here to help.

Our team have over a decade’s worth of experience dealing with court proceedings and have dealt with claims in the County Court, High Court and Court of Appeal. We appreciate court proceedings can be stressful, so we aim to deliver transparent advice in a way that’s easy to understand.

Arbitration Solicitors.

As an alternative to court proceedings parties to a dispute may agree to arbitrate their dispute. This could be voluntary or may be a contractual obligation. Arbitration is the process where an independent and professional qualified expert decides on a dispute after having first considered evidence provided by the parties. The arbitrator will make a decision and that decision is normally legally binding on the parties.

Mediation Solicitors.

Another alternative to court proceedings would be for the parties to engage in mediation. Mediation is a confidential and non-binding process whereby the parties agree to instruct an independent third party to mediate their dispute or facilitate resolution. The process is informal and importantly always kept confidential. If successful, the parties will then need to enter into a settlement agreement to ensure that the terms are binding. If unsuccessful, the parties are free to continue with their dispute if they so wish.

How can Birch Law help?

At Birch Law our expert team have a strong reputation and proven track record for dealing with these sorts of claims. We have years of experience litigating, investigating, and resolving a wide range of disputes for individuals.

We are conscious of the costs involved in court proceedings. We are therefore big advocates of, and have considerable experience dealing with, alternative dispute resolution methods such as arbitration and mediation.

Whichever funding route you choose, you can rest assure that our experienced solicitors will always do their utmost to keep costs as low as possible. If you would like to discuss any of our services with us, feel free to contact us using the form below or give us a call at 0161 669 4621 for a free no obligation chat.

HOW WE CAN HELP YOU

BOOK A TIME TO DISCUSS YOUR MATTER

Please complete our online enquiry form or contact us at sbirchall@birchlaw.co.uk for your free 30 minute consultation. You will be able to choose a time and date that works for you.

MEET WITH ONE OF OUR ADVISORS

Meet with one of our advisors on MS Teams, Zoom, by telephone or in person. They will find out about your legal needs and discuss how best we can help you. We will set out your options and provide transparent costs information so you can make an informed decision as to how you want to proceed.

IMPLEMENT

Once we have agreed on the correct course of action for you, we will then implement and execute your instructions.