Need Help Resolving a Civil Dispute? Here is What You Should Know

Facing a Civil Dispute? Here is How We Can Help.

Civil Disputes can arise in both personal and professional relationships – with a neighbour, a contractor, a supplier or a business partner. When these disagreements escalate, it is essential to seek clear, practical legal advice to protect your rights and interests.

At Portway Solicitors, our experienced Civil Litigation team is here to help you navigate these situations with confidence.

When Should You Seek Legal Advice?

If you are dealing with any of the following, it is advisable to consult a solicitor:

  • Breach of contract disputes

  • Property or boundary disagreements with a neighbour

  • Issues with unpaid debts or invoices

  • Disputes over services or goods provided

  • Business partnership conflicts

Early legal advice can often prevent a dispute from escalating further, saving time, cost and reduce stress.

Your Legal Options

Every dispute is unique, but typically you may have several options available:

  • Negotiation: Attempting to resolve matters amicably outside of court.

  • Formal Letter of Claim: Setting out your legal position and proposed remedies in a detailed letter.

  • Court Proceedings: If necessary, initiating a claim in the County Court or High Court.

  • Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): Engaging in Mediation, arbitration or other collaborative processes.

 

Our team will guide you through the most appropriate route for your situation, balancing effectiveness and proportionality.

How We Support You

Our Civil Litigation Solicitors:

  • Provide a clear assessment of your legal position

  • Advise on the strengths and weaknesses of your case

  • Represent you in negotiations and legal proceedings

  • Strive to resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively

Our priority is to protect your legal rights while aiming for practical, effective and sustainable outcomes.

At Portway Solicitors, We Work With You, For You.

If you are facing a civil dispute and want to understand your legal options, contact our team today for an initial consultation.

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