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We provide affordable, economically viable access to commercial litigation and dispute resolution for SME businesses and private individuals.
Access to Litigation Funding
We provide access to various means of funding litigation including Contingency Fee Agreements (No Win, No Fee), Partial Conditional Fee Agreements (No Win, Low Fee) and facilitate access to third party funding.
No Win No Fee Commercial Legal Claims
We provide a quick, free assessment of your case by our expert legal staff. If we think your claim has legal merit, we will pass it to one of our partners with expertise in that particular field. Our partner law firms operate on a no win no fee or similar basis, providing you access to affordable legal advice.
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Latest News
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£650k Domestic property dispute reaches High Court
A long running property dispute involving a father and son has reached the High Court in London in highly acrimonious circumstances. The claim is being brought by 76 year old Neville Paul in a bid to be able to stay in the home that he initially purchased 25 years ago. Mr Paul, a retired ex print worker, transferred ownership of the property to his son eight years ago, but continued to live in the property in St Albans, Hertfordshire. However, Mr Paul’s son Bradley, 52, is now insisting that his father and his disabled partner leave the property, a decision that has gone badly for the pensioner, as his son Bradley now ‘requires the property for his own use’. Branding his son as ‘workshy’, who just cares about money and who ‘knows how to get through life without working Monday to Friday’,... Read More
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County Council £104m healthcare contract dispute
A recent ruling by the High Court in London has resulted in a decision to award a health services contract to a private company being blocked. Lancashire County Council wanted to outsource children’s health services to private provider Virgin Care, in a contract worth £104m. However, a combined challenge to the contract from Blackpool Teaching Hospitals Trust and Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust (LCFT) succeeded in arguing that Lancashire County Council had not followed the correct procurement process. Read More
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Businessman ordered to reveal his legal expenses funding source by High Court
Kazakh businessman Ilyas Khrapunov has been ordered by the High Court in London to provide full details of how he is funding litigation against him and who is providing the funding for his legal expenses. Khrapunov is the son in law of Mukhtar Ablyazov, who is being accused of misappropriating $6bn from Kazakhstan’s JSC BTA Bank prior to its nationalisation in 2009. Solicitors for the Kazakh bank have questioned how Khrapunov is funding his legal fees, given the “striking paucity” of his personal financial situation, the fact that he and Ablyazov are subject to longstanding asset freezing orders and that the banks legal fees have already exceeded £2m. Khrapunov has claimed that it is his mother who is providing the litigation funding, even though, according to the bank, she is unlikely to be in a position to do so based on... Read More
