08/10/2026
Disputes rarely give you notice. A supplier doesn't deliver. A co-director falls out with you. A family disagreement over an estate turns serious.
It's tempting to deal with it yourself: a sharply worded letter, an online small claim, or just hoping the other side sees sense. Sometimes that works. Often it doesn't, and getting it wrong can cost far more than early advice would have.
Our latest article covers five common situations where it pays to get specialist help.
Resolving a dispute doesn't always mean going to court. Negotiation and mediation are often the better route.
Read the full guide π
Disputes have a habit of arriving without warning. A supplier fails to deliver, a business partner falls out with a co-director, a neighbour builds over a boundary line, or a family disagreement over an estate turns into something far more serious. It can be tempting to handle matters personally, pe...