We know that disputes can be expensive and time consuming to your business. We will therefore be able to advise you on early settlements and mediations and other dispute resolution options.
When you become involved in litigation you want to be represented by experienced professionals who not only understand the legal issues but also the commercial realities of the world in which we operate. That’s what we do.
At Kitsons we have a team of specialists with years of experience in helping and assisting your business if it becomes involved in a dispute.
Siobhan is a Paralegal in our Litigation team
Eloise is a Chartered Legal Executive in our Litigation department
Hayley is a solicitor in our Litigation team.
James is a Partner and Head of our Litigation team
Nicholas is a Partner and member of the Compliance Team
Lauren is a Solicitor in the Dispute Resolution/ Litigation team
Rhoda is a Solicitor in our Property Litigation team
Angie is Lead Secretary and a Legal Support Assistant in our Litigation team
Heather is a Trainee Solicitor in our Insolvency & Litigation teams
Danielle is a Legal Secretary in our Litigation and Employment teams
Jade is a Trainee Chartered Legal Executive in our Litigation and Employment teams
Following on from our article on business interruption insurance in April 2020, there has been a significant development in the clarification of Business Interruption (BI) policies and their applicability to circumstances arising out of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
OverviewOn 9 June 2020 the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), commenced proceedings in the High...
The virus will have a profound impact on trade given the lockdowns, quarantines, social distancing and travel bans.
How COVID-19 could affect contractual obligationsYou can’t go on holiday, you can’t have your wedding reception and that holiday cottage you’ve booked for the week is no longer an option because you are...
What do Business interruption insurance policies cover?
Many businesses take out an insurance policy which usually covers the building itself for physical damage such as a fire as well as other damage and theft. But these insurance policies can also extend to various other add-ons. You probably remember only too well...
The Claimant brought proceedings against the football club (for vicarious liability) in respect of abuse he suffered at the club during his childhood. The Claimant was successful in his claim, but on conclusion of the proceedings, the parties remained at odds as to the basis upon which the Claimant’s costs...
However…the recent Court of Appeal case of Pease v Carter and others 2020 may still allow you to gain possession of your property.
In the case of Pease, it was found that, despite the landlord having inserted the wrong date as the earliest date after which Court proceedings could be brought,...
There are a vast number of individuals and businesses that have potential claims against banks for financial mis-selling. However not all potential claimants have the same rights for example individuals and partnerships can claim for breach of statutory duty whereas companies and LLPs cannot. In any event most claims against...
This therefore prevents the exchange of tickets when leaving car park where there is still time left on the ticket, leaving the parking company out of pocket of a second fee. It also allows for cameras to be placed at car parks to read registration numbers and thereby to eliminate...
UK businesses write off millions of pounds every year in unpaid bills – often unnecessarily. The problem is often at its most serious at the start of the year, when trading conditions become tougher, supply chains get stressed and contracts are tested.
Bad debts are written off because there is a...
An overhaul of the disclosure process is certainly long overdue, and previous attempts to achieve this have perhaps been a little too subtle. So the current Pilot is seen as a meaningful step in the direction of constructive reform for both the rules of disclosure and the disclosure obligations of...
In April 2018, and following a successful pilot, the Ministry of Justice rolled out its ‘online court pilot’ to the public.
The ‘new’ online Court was tendered a replacement of Money Claim Online and was aimed at providing a more user friendly, intuitive online platform for dispute resolution, for individuals and...
This case is a useful reminder that the person serving a Section 21 Housing Act 1988 notice must be the ‘Landlord’ at the date the notice is given.
The Legislation
Section 21 sets out the procedure for a landlord to end an assured shorthold...
David Turner a Partner in Kitsons Dispute Resolution & Litigation team, talks about his experience as a Civil Litigator during Lockdown. David ...
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