Disputes Solicitors in Whitby
Disputes are not pleasant. When two parties have a disagreement, it can often result in financial losses, damaging behaviour and allegations. No one enjoys falling out but sadly, it happens.
At Colin Brown & Kidson, we work with you to find the best outcome - a resolution that avoids undue unpleasantness, unnecessary costs and prolonged anxiety and worry.
Disputes can arise for any number of reasons. You may have a boundary dispute with your new neighbour, a disagreement with family members over the terms of a will or an issue with the quality of workmanship carried out by a builder. You may want to defend yourself against a claim brought unfairly against you.
Whatever the reason, you want to trust your solicitor to achieve the best possible result for you. At Colin Brown & Kidson, we are here to do just that. We think it is important to give our clients advice grounded in the "real world", applying our years of experience to your circumstances, the strengths and weaknesses of your case and your desired outcome.
Bringing or defending a claim is often seen as expensive and lengthy. At the outset, we advise you on what the costs may be of pursuing your matter. We promise to keep you updated on costs throughout so that there are no nasty surprises when your dispute is resolved. Our solicitors will negotiate on your behalf and try and resolve your disagreement as promptly as we can.
We may also be able to mediate with the other party, potentially avoiding the risk of litigation costs. Mediation is a
formal process which can often reach a speedier conclusion and may avoid
taking matters to court. Your solicitor will discuss the difference approaches with you and you can then decide which approach is best for you.
Contact us to find out how we can help.
FIXED FEE INITIAL LEGAL ADVICE
Our brand new service - a cost effective way to sort out and resolve disputes. We understand that at times your legal position may be confusing and you may be unsure whether you have a case.
For just £210 plus VAT you can sit down with a solicitor for up to an hour and have your questions answered. We will then confirm our advice to you in writing. Find out your rights and get guidance on how the law applies to your specific circumstances. You can discuss tactics and get help with your next steps.
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