Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Warners has a team of experienced litigation and dispute resolution solicitors based in our Tonbridge and Sevenoaks offices who are able to advise on all aspects of civil and commercial litigation. We can pursue or defend claims for damages. We will discuss the merits of the case with you at an early stage and advise you on your best course of action using clear and simple language.
We have extensive experience of pursuing or defending claims to a final hearing in the County Court, High Court and Court of Appeal. Our litigation solicitors always seek to resolve matters as quickly and efficiently as possible helping you through each step of the process. Where appropriate we consider mediation or other forms of dispute resolution in order to seek to achieve an early compromise acceptable to you. Our dispute resolution solicitors have an excellent record of achieving settlement by this route.
Our Services
- Commercial litigation
- Debt collection
- Professional negligence claims
- Inheritance Act/Probate claims
- Consumer/Sale of Goods Act
- Building Disputes
- Contract/IT disputes
Some examples of recent cases our litigation and dispute resolution solicitors have acted on.
- Acting for a builder/developer in pursuing a joint venture and seeking to recover joint profits that had not been distributed fairly.
- Acting for clients against former solicitors who had failed to advise him properly and recovering a six figure settlement from the professional indemnity insurers for solicitors.
- Acting for a doctor in a partner dispute resulting in a division of the medical practice assets after contested proceedings in the High Court and Court of Appeal.
- Acting for a land developer against the author of a soil report the benefit of which was assigned to our client post-transfer of land to him and post the loss being caused. The successful Court of Appeal decision turned out to be a landmark case.
Latest news
- If You Do Not Understand It, Take Advice The wave of litigation which has followed the turmoil in the financial markets as a result of the credit crunch has led to many decisions that have resulted in those suing financial institutions being left to lick their wounds...
- Human Rights Not Breached by ‘Unfair’ Decision The High Court recently ruled that a local authority that removed a child from a couple with whom he had been placed for adoption and took him back into care did not breach the family’s human rights, even though the...
- Tribunal Confirms No Compensation for Rock Shareholders The scheme set up by the Government to assess the value of Northern Rock shares, for the purposes of deciding whether or not compensation was due to shareholders, concluded that without government support...






