Disputes
An honest view of your chances, and every way to settle before anyone mentions court.
Your partner
Daniel Mensah
Partner
A capped estimate for each stage
Agreed in writing before we start
Three answers, in writing.
After your first meeting you’ll know where you stand, what it will cost and what happens next, in plain English.
Where you stand
Strengths and risks, in writing
An honest view of your case, including the parts that work against you.
What it will cost
A capped estimate for each stage
Letters, mediation and court each have their own cap, agreed before they start.
What happens next
Settlement options before any court
Most disputes end with a letter or at mediation, so that’s where we start.
What we help with.
Most first calls start with one of these. If yours doesn’t, call anyway.
Unpaid debts
Unpaid debts
Unpaid debts
Letters of demand and recovery for money you’re owed.
Contract disputes
Contract disputes
Contract disputes
When the other side doesn’t deliver what was agreed.
Consumer claims
Consumer claims
Consumer claims
Faulty goods and services, and getting your money back.
Mediation
Mediation
Mediation
A neutral meeting to settle without going to court.
Court and tribunals
Court and tribunals
Court and tribunals
Preparing and running your case, if it comes to that.
Before
you call.
What people ask us first about this area. The short answer comes first.
Most disputes settle with a letter or at mediation. We plan for court only if the other side leaves no other way.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner
Letters, mediation and court each have their own cap, agreed before the stage starts, so you can decide as you go.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner
A clear letter with a deadline settles many debts and disputes on its own, and it’s the first step if you need to go further.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner
Disputes
An honest view of your chances, and every way to settle before anyone mentions court.
Your partner
Daniel Mensah
Partner
A capped estimate for each stage
Agreed in writing before we start
Three answers, in writing.
After your first meeting you’ll know where you stand, what it will cost and what happens next, in plain English.
Where you stand
Strengths and risks, in writing
An honest view of your case, including the parts that work against you.
What it will cost
A capped estimate for each stage
Letters, mediation and court each have their own cap, agreed before they start.
What happens next
Settlement options before any court
Most disputes end with a letter or at mediation, so that’s where we start.
What we help with.
Most first calls start with one of these. If yours doesn’t, call anyway.
Unpaid debts
Letters of demand and recovery for money you’re owed.
Contract disputes
When the other side doesn’t deliver what was agreed.
Consumer claims
Faulty goods and services, and getting your money back.
Mediation
A neutral meeting to settle without going to court.
Court and tribunals
Preparing and running your case, if it comes to that.
Before
you call.
What people ask us first about this area. The short answer comes first.
Most disputes settle with a letter or at mediation. We plan for court only if the other side leaves no other way.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner
Letters, mediation and court each have their own cap, agreed before the stage starts, so you can decide as you go.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner
A clear letter with a deadline settles many debts and disputes on its own, and it’s the first step if you need to go further.
Daniel Mensah
· Partner