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Lawdit's Litigation service has been branded as Lawdit Resolve. Lawdit Resolve has expertise in dealing with litigation in many areas, with a particular strength in the area of commercial contracts, Intellectual Property and IT.
Over the years Lawdit has represented clients in a large number of complex actions, which include:
Contractual claims and recoveries
Shareholder and partnership disputes
Trademark, Copyright infringement
Passing off actions
Patent and Design right actions
Defamation actions
Insolvency claims |
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Lawdit firmly believes that Litigation is not the 'only' option and as such it majors on advising clients to consider Alternative Dispute Resolution procedures and Arbitration generally.
Fixed Fees for debt collection
We do offer fixed fees click here to see details of our fees. In any event please provide us with details of your dispute and we will respond in 48 hours. Send us your instructions.
No Win No Fee
We will accept cases on all types of law on a no win no fee basis but it does depend on the facts. Please provide us with the details of your dispute and we will respond in 48 hours. Send us your instructions.
Please note for us to evaluate the case there is usually a fee to be paid but again much depends on the facts and evidence.
Warning!
Sometimes you have no choice but to litigate but we firmly believe that Litigation should be the last resort.
"Jaw Jaw is better than War War" ~ Churchill
Legal Costs
There is only one winner when it comes to litigation and that is the lawyer. Even if you have a sure fire case (unusual) and are awarded your legal costs, it is doubtful that you will ever have these returned in full to you. This is because if you are successful and the opponent is ordered to pay your expenses you may still have to pay some fees to your solicitor. This is because the expenses that the Court can order the other side to pay (Judicial Expenses) are calculated on a different basis than is used to calculate the fees charged by solicitors to their clients. Your solicitor may ask you to pay the difference, although you may agree with your solicitor at the outset that he/she will accept the fees that can be recovered from Judicial expenses.
The best piece of advice you will ever receive is, talk to your opponent. Issue proceedings only when the jaw jaw has been firmly exhausted.
Lawdit's Michael Coyle is a Solicitor Advocate and he is a member of SAHCA the only national association representing the interests of solicitors who practise as advocates in the Higher Courts.http://www.sahca.org
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