Business &
Commercial Disputes
What We Do | Commercial Disputes Lawyers
Commercial litigation can be costly, that is why our dispute solicitors seek different methods for resolving commercial disputes. We explore alternative methods of dispute resolution where our qualified mediators often facilitate productive dialogue. This approach allows for the resolution of business disputes through decisions made outside of the courtroom and aids in engaging with opposing parties to achieve a favourable settlement.
Our specialist team of business disputes solicitors has particular expertise in the following areas:
- Business Disputes | Commercial Disputes | Contract Disputes
- Commercial Dispute Resolution
- Construction Disputes & Adjudication
- Shareholder & Director Disputes
- Banking & Finance Litigation
- Professional Negligence
- Defamation, Libel & Media
- Search Orders
- International Disputes
- Commercial Agent Regulation Disputes
- Norwich Pharmacal Applications
- Restoration of Companies
- Injunctive Relief
- Civil Fraud
- Asset Recovery
- Class Actions | Group Litigation Orders
- Cryptocurrency Disputes
- Director Disqualification Proceedings
- Insolvency
- Intellectual Property Disputes
- Alternative Dispute Resolution & Mediation
- Sports Law
Our commercial dispute solicitors are here to guide and help you to either achieve an early resolution through mediation, arbitration and negotiation or fight your corner in court whichever is more appropriate. Contact us to arrange a consultation where our solicitors can assist with your commercial or civil dispute.
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What is a Commercial Dispute?
A commercial dispute is a disagreement between two or more businesses, organisations or individuals. The disagreement usually relates to the exchange of goods and services and may arise from issues such as breach of contractual terms, pricing disputes, non-delivery and quality control issues. Such disputes are often an inevitable aspect of operating a business and can occur in any sector or industry.
Commercial disputes arise for various reasons, from a failure to comply with contractual terms and performance related issues to general misunderstandings. The most common commercial disputes include:
- Contract disputes
- Intellectual Property Infringement
- Partnership disputes
- Shareholder and Director disputes
- Professional Negligence
- Defamation and Libel
- Insolvency disputes
- Debt disputes
Who do KANGS act for?
We act for a wide range of clients in all sectors including:
- Large national and multi-national corporations
- SMEs
- Owner managed businesses
- Professional sector businesses
- Private individuals
Why use KANGS to deal with Business & Commercial Disputes?
Our business dispute lawyers use creative thinking, determination and speed in the quest to find a satisfactory solution for our clients.
Early expert advice and assistance from experienced commercial disputes lawyers is usually imperative and can save considerable time and costs. We encourage our clients to contact us as soon as they become aware of a potential dispute rather than waiting for matters to escalate into formal disputes.
We will work with you to devise the right strategy based on our many years’ experience and deliver the most cost-effective commercial solution to the problem.
We bring considerable commercial acumen to the table as a result of having been involved in settling many disputes of every conceivable nature over many years. There is unlikely to be a situation that we have not come across before. Our clients have the immediate benefit of this wealth of experience from the first day that they engage with us.
We understand that disputes can be time consuming and potentially expensive which is why we work with our clients to make an early assessment of their individual situation and look to avoid the courtroom wherever possible by exploring other more cost effective solutions such as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
If the matter does proceed to the courtroom, we have the track record and experience to fight to protect our client’s interests.
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