Commercial Disputes Articles and News
Commercial disputes can arise between companies, or between individuals and a business, for many different reasons. Often, one party will have breached their obligations to the other under the terms of a contract, or the members of a business have fallen out about the direction the business is taking, or about how much time each of them spends working. In some cases, commercial relationships are destroyed by this type of dispute, and you will need advice about how to remove yourself, or someone else, from your business, and recover your losses. In other cases, you will want to preserve your relationships with your business partners or clients. Either way, we have the expertise to help you, having dealt with different types of commercial disputes for clients both in the South West and throughout the country, for many decades.
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Jennie Langdon
If a company which owes you money has been struck off the register, or if you want your company to trade again, you need to pick the right procedure to have it restored at Companies House. -
Elle Quinlan
If you want to use AI to draft correspondence or claim documents, you could end up paying more and damaging your case. -
Jennie Langdon
If only one side wants to mediate, what are the consequences of refusing and is mediation mandatory?
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Judith Thompson
AI is being increasingly used to give legal advice, but what happens when that advice is wrong? -
Matthew Howe
A long running trademark case has concluded with a judge finding Sky Limited was not allowed its trademark -
A 2022 case has paved the way to make it easier for solicitor to act against their former clients, but there are strings attached. -
Judith Thompson
A new case has tightened up the rules about serving documents by email, which it is vital for claimants to know about. -
Jan Samuel
The term "without prejudice" is often misused in legal correspondence, in some cases even by lawyers. When should it be used? -
Judith Thompson
A judge has ruled that even where a defendant has a solicitor, an injunction must be served on a defendant before it can be enforced -
Judith Thompson
A recent decision sees a return to the stricter provisions for service of claims under the Civil Procedure Rules. -
Serving court papers on an opponent can be difficult if their offices are closed - so what can you do? -
Judith Thompson
A recently decided case has clarified how a judge should deal with a case if a party is late for a trial.