Chafes Solicitors
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At Chafes we have an experienced team of specialist dispute resolution solicitors with a proven track record. We are proud to say that we are one of the strongest dispute resolution practices in the area.
The Department acts for both national and local businesses, handling a wide range of commercial disputes including:
Contract disputes
- Negligence claims, including Professional Negligence
- Property disputes
- Landlord & Tenant disputes
- Company directors and shareholders disputes
- Partnership disputes
- Debt recovery
- Intellectual Property - Trade Mark Disputes, passing off and copyright.
We are dedicated to providing our business clients with clear and effective advice so as to ensure that disputes are resolved quickly and favourably. Our advice is designed to be fully compatible with the business objectives of our clients. The Dispute Resolution team can visit clients at their place of business or at any of our branch offices.
We understand the importance to your business of ensuring that the legal costs of a dispute do not outweigh the benefits of success. We will, therefore, provide you with clear and concise advice at the outset in respect of both merits and costs.
The team has considerable experience of resolving disputes using traditional methods, such as Court Proceedings, as well as through the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution, such as Mediation, which can often result in lower legal costs. We also have considerable experience of working alongside in-house legal teams, providing a specialist dispute Resolution service which complements our clients' in-house legal expertise.
We are happy to deal with disputes from the outset or to take over conduct of disputes which have been ongoing for some time. For example, claims which you have issued at Court personally and which have been defended or have become the subject of a counterclaim against you.
