Dispute Resolution
FAQs
- Why do I need a dispute resolution solicitor?
- What is the cost?
- How long will it take?
- What is the initial process?
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As consumers, we reasonably expect goods and services to be delivered on time, in working order and to meet our expectations. However, there can be occasions when an item you have purchased is faulty, damaged or unfit for purpose. You may have received poor service from a retailer, building contractor, manufacturer or online supplier.
You will require assistance to make a claim against the person or business that sold you the item or service.
We can help you take action against the provider of the goods or services to compensate you for your losses: financial or otherwise.
We begin by collating the necessary information to understand your case and its objectives. Your case will have a tailored plan which is continually reviewed as the matter progresses.
Our experienced team of solicitors has specific expertise in consumer disputes for both individuals and businesses.
You will be given a clear estimate of costs and timescales at the outset and we aim to guide you throughout the process as efficiently as possible.
We have considerable experience in mediation, alternative dispute resolution and court cases. If court proceedings are necessary, you will have specialists on your side.
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“The service provided by Gurpreet Birdi and her team was exceptional.”
“The service provided by Gurpreet Birdi and her team was exceptional.”
If you would like to speak to a member of our Disputes team please contact us on 0113 232 1030 or complete the following form:
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