• Contentious Trust/Probate
  • Court of Protection
  • Equitable Claims
  • Estate Administration Disputes
  • Inheritance Act Claims
  • Trust Disputes
  • Will Disputes
• Contract Disputes
  • Breach of Contract
  • Insurance Claims
  • Professional Negligence
  • Sale of Goods
  • Seller and Purchaser Disputes
• Co-ownership Disputes
• Defamation
• Leasehold Enfranchisement
  • Acquiring the Freehold
  • Lease Extensions
  • Right to Manage Companies
• Mediation
• Neighbour Disputes
  • Boundary Disputes
  • Party Wall Disputes
  • Rights of Way & Nuisance
• Property Disputes - Landlord
  • Breach of Tenancy Agreement
  • Obtaining Possession
  • Repair Obligations
  • Sub-tenants
  • Tenancies Connected to Employment
• Property Disputes - Tenant
  • Defending Possession Proceedings
  • Landlord's Failure to Repair
  • Service Charge Disputes
  • Sub-tenants
  • Tenancies Connected to Employment
  • Tenancies of Flats

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Sometimes no matter how hard you try not to, getting involved in a dispute is simply unavoidable. If that does happen to you you need to instruct a firm like Hart Brown with a team of specialist dispute resolution lawyers to ensure your interests are fully protected.

Whilst we will always take cases to trial when necessary, we will actively consider other ways of resolving conflicts ‘out of court’ including by:

• negotiation (in particular by the use of well timed and well judged tactical ‘offers to settle’)
• joint settlement meetings
• other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) most notably mediation.

We have many years experience of dealing with all manner of disputes before many different courts and tribunals, covering a wide range of different fact situations. We offer advice which is clear, practical and cost effective. We pride ourselves on coming up with creative solutions to even the most bitterly fought disputes.

We act for clients locally, nationally and internationally. We act for both claimants and defendants which gives us a rounded view not only of the matters apparently in dispute but also the real issues which often lie hidden beneath the surface. Most of our new instructions come from existing clients or as a result of recommendations by those clients or the other third parties with whom we regularly deal such as barristers, other solicitors and experts.

To speak to a specialist litigation solicitor about resolving your conflict contact us now by calling,emailing or requesting a call back from one of our specialist dispute resolution lawyers.