Commercial Law Services
Dispute Resolution
Clough & Willis is dedicated to helping your business resolve disputes quickly, efficiently and as cost effectively as possible. Our team of solicitors is on hand to assist you to come up with a plan to get through this sensitive process by providing the best possible advice.
If your business is currently involved in a dispute, contact Clough & Willis today on 0800 083 0815, or fill out an online enquiry form and we will get back to you.
Our services explained
As experts in resolution and litigation, we have set out below some common areas of our expertise:
Commercial Injunction
Asking the court for an order to prevent certain steps being taken (eg return of goods, trespass, hiding /disposal of assets)
Derivative Action
Where a minority shareholder needs the court to protect their rights against the majority.
Partnership Disputes
A dispute between two or more people who work in business together
Shareholder Disputes
Where shareholders fall out with directors or other shareholders
Statutory Demands - Debtors & Creditors
A formal document demanding payment, which is a first step in insolvency proceedings (also known as bankruptcy/winding up)
Trespassers
Expelling trespassers from non-residential land
General Contract Disputes
Business-to-business disputes, business-to-consumer disputes. Explanation of contracts (written or unwritten); unpaid invoices/debt recovery; disputes about goods sold, work and services provided; retention of title
Property Disputes
May include the following, landlord and tenant; dilapidations; planning; rights of way; boundary disputes and rent arrears
Mediation
The process of resolving a dispute with involvement from a legal professional
Quasi partnership
Where entities or persons are joined in a commercial relationship which has some characteristics or a partnership but is not one.
Contact Us
From our offices in Bolton and Bury, we have handled hundreds of commercial dispute cases, so we know just how complicated, time-consuming and stressful these can be. Whatever your circumstances, we can help - contact us by calling 0800 083 0815 or fill out an online enquiry form.
