Unfortunately, the majority of businesses encounter commercial disputes at some point and the specialist commercial dispute resolution team has the breadth of experience to guide your business to a successful outcome.
The commercial dispute resolution team advises clients from a wide range of business sectors, as well as professional services and partnerships. The team is equally happy to act for your business in making or defending a claim.
Providing objective and practical advice, the business dispute resolution specialists at Clough & Willis will assess your situation and is committed to attaining your objectives as economically as possible and in the way most advantageous to you. When it comes to a fight the team is tenacious and relentless on your behalf.
The very nature of commercial dispute resolution results in no two cases being the same; however the following case studies demonstrate the scope of expertise at Clough & Willis.
Shareholder disputes
The commercial dispute team acted for a shareholder of a commercial vehicle repair company under section 459 of the Companies Act (relief from unfair prejudice to a shareholder). The case was successfully settled by agreement with our client taking control of the company.
Commercial injunction
The team successfully sought and obtained a commercial injunction against a 3rd party for the return of a commercial plant which was duly recovered.
Property Disputes
The team of property dispute specialists recently acted for a limited company in its relocation and subsequent re-development of the existing business site and successfully resolved a planning permission dispute, saving the company in excess of £200,000.
Derivative action
The commercial dispute resolution department pursued a derivative action bought by a shareholder, on behalf of a company, to protect its assets / intellectual property.
Partnership disputes
The commercial dispute resolution solicitors at Clough & Willis recently advised a partner withdrawing from the partnership, advising on the meaning / implications of deed of partnership. The case was further complicated by the partner's position as company director of associated companies.
Copyright
The commercial team defended a claim brought by an international shoe fashion brand for breach of copyright.
For a pragmatic and commercially realistic appraisal of your situation contact Tim Gray at timothy.gray@clough-willis.co.uk