Solid legal advice for partnership & shareholder disputes
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Understanding the unique context of your dispute
When you work with our experienced shareholder dispute solicitors, we’ll first make sure we understand what constitutes a good outcome for you. We will make the effort to understand your commercial and personal goals, meaning that all the advice we give is in the unique context of your partnership or shareholder dispute.
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The smoothest route to an amicable resolution
Many people think that company and partnership disputes will automatically end up in court, but this isn’t necessarily the case. In fact, we believe that litigation should be thought of as a last resort; it can turn into an expensive and time-consuming exercise which can be very damaging to a company, and perhaps, more importantly, the individuals and relationships involved.
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Helping your business escape unscathed
Our ethos is to take a practical, considered and tactical approach to dispute resolution – employing methods of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) wherever we can. Our goal is to help you and your business escape from the dispute unscathed, and in the best possible position.
LAWYERS & SOLICITORS FOR PARTNERSHIP & SHAREHOLDER DISPUTES
A powerful and capable partner for a wide range of disputes
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