Most commercial disputes result from a breach of contract. Sometimes however, the dispute is between members of the same company, shareholders and/or directors and practical and sensible advice is required.

There are many number of torts, for instance; nuisance where someone is interfering with your enjoyment of your land, trespass/boundary disputes where someone has encroached on your land and may be claiming adverse possession, negligence where someone has not taken care and has caused you loss (most likely professional negligence by a solicitor, accountant, architect).

Building disputes can be between householders and their builders or between sub contractors and main contractors. If the latter there is an obligation to use arbitration or adjudication and you need to be well prepared to bring or respond to these proceedings.

It is one thing getting a judgment against someone but the next stage is to enforce that judgment. There are various methods of enforcement, seizure of goods, placing a charge (like a mortgage) on property, bankruptcy or winding up proceedings. We can help you to maximise the prospects of getting payment of any judgment debt or monies owed to you.