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The top Ligitation Dispute firm in London
Litigation & Dispute
Litigation & DisputeAlexander JLO is a highly reputable London-based law firm. We have over 45 years’ experience in various areas of the legal system, including litigation & disputes,
divorce, separations and family law cases.
Our Expertise in Litigation & Disputes
Our Litigation lawyers and solicitors recognise the seriousness of the dispute resolution process. For this reason, our policy has always been to do our best to negotiate a favourable settlement rather than resort immediately to litigation. However, this
is not to say that we approach litigation in a gentle manner. If we cannot achieve our clients’ aims by negotiation then we will proceed with dispute resolution and fight vigorously on their behalf.
The general advice we offer to our litigation clients is to aim to address and manage disputes earlier in order to avoid further escalation. We understand that this is not always a viable option, and if you find yourself unable to resolve things in this manner, then don’t hesitate to contact our solicitors.
Our Litigation & Disputes Services
Our Litigation Lawyers and Solicitors in London offer specialist advice in the following areas for both Claimant and Defendant:
- Debt collection (full range of services available – we act for many local housing associations).
- Insolvency / Bankruptcy .
- Commercial and contractual disputes .
- Building disputes .
- Landlord and tenant .
- Personal injury .
- Employment disputes (for both employer and employee).
- Professional negligence .
- Consumer activities and services .
- Partnership disputes .
- Shareholder disputes .
Our Top Legal Team
Our firm’s head, Peter Johnson, is a highly respected solicitor. His work in family law has gained him an outstanding 5-star rating on the independent Review Solicitor Website
He maintains this excellent reputation by:
- Keeping clients informed
- Dealing with inquiries
- Having expert knowledge of the law
- Guaranteeing reasonable fees for all clients
We understand that choosing the right solicitor is not always an easy process. We can offer you a free initial appointment to discuss your legal queries remotely or in one of our London office In the Docklands of Canary Wharf . We are
just a 5 minute walk from South Quay DLR Station or a 15 minute walk from Canary Wharf station .
Get In Touch With a Member Of Our Team
If you think that Alexander JLO can assist you in any litigation proceedings, don’t hesitate to contact us. A member of our qualified solicitors will be able to offer you advice on how to proceed and explain what our firm can do to help. That way, you will know that you are getting the legal assistance suited to you.
For further information or to find out more about our additional services, please look around our website or contact us.
If you feel we can help in any way, please request a free consultation by calling our team on +44 20 7537 7000 or send us an email at info@london-law.co.uk .
Many of our clients often have questions about our litigation services. Below are some of the most common queries.
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How much do litigation disputes cost?
Litigation can be notoriously expensive in the UK. Costs can range from anywhere between £25 and £400+ depending on the sum of the claim that is filed. It then increases by 4.5% for any sum over £10,000. It can also be a lengthy process and depending on the duration of the proceedings, this can directly impact the cost.
Will I have to go to court?
Yes, litigation can involve court proceedings. If both parties are unable to reach an agreement themselves, then their dispute will be taken to court and settled by a judge. This process can be long and complex, but our expert team of solicitors will be with you every step of the way.
Do I need a solicitor to handle my litigation dispute?
You always have the right to speak in court without a solicitor present. However, we advise that in order to achieve the best outcome for your case, you seek the advice of a professional litigation specialist.
How long does the litigation and disputes process take?
Litigation proceedings typically take between 3 and 18 months depending on the severity or size of the case. Other factors may come into play, for example, if court dates cannot be made by either of the parties.
What if an agreement cannot be reached?
If both parties cannot reach a valid agreement on how to proceed, then it remains up to a judge to determine the outcome of the litigation case. This will then enter you into a contract that outlines the negotiated steps going forward.
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