Litigation and Disputes

This covers any aspect of the law, which may eventually result in Court action. The prevailing view is that all reasonable steps should be taken to resolve issues without the need to issue court proceedings, which must be viewed as a last resort. The recent reforms in court procedure embody this principle. The guiding reason for this change in approach is the cost implications for all parties should matters proceed to Court. However, this does not significantly alter the approach we take to protecting/enforcing our client's interest.

The typical areas that litigation may cover are:

• Personal Injury including road traffic accidents
• Breach of Contract
• Debt
• Ancillary Relief (that is, the financial settlement upon divorce)

Reynolds Galbraith will also advise on:

• Consumer Problems
• Commercial Litigation
• Courts Martial

If you have any concerns or problems you wish to discuss or are seeking advice in respect of the above or any other related matters, please contact Malcolm Reynolds to arrange an appointment.

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