Our services
Legal support for injury claims and disputes
Whether you have been hurt in an accident or are caught up in a disagreement over money, property or a contract, start here. Each service page explains the issue in plain English, what you can do next and what to prepare before you get in touch.
Injury claims
Hurt in an accident that was not your fault?
If someone else’s carelessness caused your injury, you may be able to claim compensation for your pain, lost earnings and other costs. These pages explain the most common types of claim.
Injury claims
Personal Injury Claims
Injured because someone else was careless? Learn how personal injury claims work in England and Wales, what compensation can cover and the time limits that apply.
Injury claims
Road Traffic Accident Claims
Injured in a road traffic accident as a driver, passenger, cyclist, motorcyclist or pedestrian? Find out how claims work, including the whiplash rules.
Injury claims
Accidents at Work
Injured at work through unsafe equipment, poor training or an unsafe workplace? Understand your employer’s duties and how workplace injury claims work.
Injury claims
Slips, Trips and Falls
Hurt in a slip, trip or fall in a shop, workplace, public place or on a damaged pavement? Learn who may be responsible and what evidence matters.
Injury claims
Clinical Negligence
Harmed by medical treatment that fell below an acceptable standard? Understand how clinical negligence claims work, including complaints, evidence and time limits.
Injury claims
Serious and Catastrophic Injury
Support with serious and catastrophic injury claims, including brain and spinal injuries, amputations and severe burns, with a focus on rehabilitation and long-term needs.
Injury claims
Public Liability Claims
Injured in a public place, shop, restaurant, park, gym or leisure centre? Learn how public liability claims work and who may be responsible.
Disputes and litigation
Resolving disagreements over money, property and contracts
Most disputes are settled without a court hearing. Early, practical guidance can help you understand where you stand and choose the most sensible route to a resolution.
Disputes
Civil Litigation
Clear guidance on civil disputes in England and Wales, from pre-action letters and negotiation to court proceedings and settlement.
Disputes
Property and Boundary Disputes
Help with boundary disputes, rights of way, easements, encroachment and other property disagreements, with a focus on practical, proportionate solutions.
Disputes
Landlord and Tenant Disputes
Guidance for landlords and tenants on rent arrears, deposits, disrepair, possession and lease disputes in residential and commercial property.
Disputes
Contractual Disputes
Advice on breach of contract disputes for individuals and businesses, including non-payment, defective goods or services, and disputes about contract terms.
Disputes
Professional Negligence Disputes
Suffered a loss because of a mistake by a solicitor, accountant, surveyor, financial adviser or other professional? Learn how professional negligence claims work.
Disputes
Commercial Litigation
Commercial dispute support for businesses and directors, including contract, supplier, shareholder and partnership disputes and unpaid invoices.
Disputes
Financial and Monetary Disputes
Help with unpaid debts, loans between family or friends, disputed invoices and other money claims, whether you are owed money or facing a demand.
Disputes
Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Learn how mediation, negotiation, arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution can help settle disputes without a court hearing.
Not sure where your matter fits?
You do not need to know the legal label
Many people contact us without knowing which area of law their problem falls under. That is completely fine. Choose “Something else / not sure” on our enquiry form and describe what has happened in your own words.
We will look at the information you share and let you know whether it is something we can help with. If it is not, we will try to point you towards a more suitable source of help.
Before you get in touch
- A short timeline of what happened and when
- The names of the people or organisations involved
- Any letters, emails, contracts or photographs you already have
- What outcome you are hoping for
Ready to talk about your situation?
A free initial consultation gives you the chance to explain what has happened and understand your possible next steps, with no obligation to go further.
