About Advantage Litigation Services
Welcome to Advantage Litigation Services. We provide affordable access and services in the field of commercial litigation and legal actions. We act as assessors & facilitators for no win, no fee commercial litigation and other related legal services. Our team have significant experience in commercial law and litigation and will assess your case on a free, no obligation basis. We'll then put you in touch with the most relevant member of our panel of solicitors, all of who can offer commercial litigation and other solutions, as quickly as we can.
Many SMEs, businesses and private individuals are unaware that they can often access expert and focussed commercial litigation services on a no win, no fee basis, or that there are often other means of funding legal action, such as third party funding.
We provide honest, pragmatic advice when assessing claims and will put you in touch with a solicitor as quickly as possible. If you require more information or would like to begin your legal action today, call or contact us now using the form opposite.
Contact Advantage Litigation
To take the first step to resolving your claim or legal dispute, fill in our enquiry form or call us on 0800 160 1298.
Advantage Litigation Services is a Trading Style of Keystone Legal Benefits Ltd.
Latest News
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Noel Edmunds in £5m Compensation Payout From Lloyds
Well known celebrity and TV star Noel Edmonds, presenter of Channel 4’s hit show ‘Deal or No Deal’, has reached a financial settlement with Lloyds Banking Group (‘LBG’) following a long and protracted legal action. Edmonds, 70, originally sued LBG for £60m after his Unique Group business was destroyed as a result of a large scale, systemic fraud between 2003 and 2007 at an HBOS branch in Reading. LBG, which acquired HBOS in 2009, has not revealed details of the settlement but it is believed to be around £5m. LBG has issued an apology for the distress caused to Edmonds as a result of the £245m loans fraud at the HBOS branch. After a lengthy investigation, six former HBOS staff were jailed in 2017 for their involvement in destroying a number of small businesses and illegally spending the proceeds of their... Read More
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Legislative changes for Brexit - progress being made, but time is running short
A recent report from legal information providers Thomson Reuters provides an insight into the volume of Brexit-related legislation in the run up to the current (until further notice, of course..) ‘Brexit date’ of 31st October 2019. In the first six months of this year, 488 pieces of legislation were passed relating to changes in laws to cover the UK’s exit from the European Union. In comparison, only a single piece Brexit-related legislation was passed during the same period in the previous year. However, even though the volume of legislation may provide some comfort that many of the significant legal challenges involved with the Brexit process are being addressed, there are still three vitally important Bills that need to be passed before the 31st October: • The Financial Services Bill – which is designed to grant the government powers to implement future EU... Read More
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Garage producing fake Ferrari’s and Lamborghini’s discovered in Brazil
In one of the more blatant – and frankly comical - examples of infringing a brands copyright and intellectual property rights, a garage in Brazil has recently been raided and closed down by police after it was found to be producing replicas of well-known supercars from manufacturers including Ferrari and Lamborghini. According to the Associated Press agency, the raid in the Santa Catarina state took place following a tip-off from one of the famous Italian brands. The police discovered eight vehicles in various degrees of completion, along with tools, bodywork moulds and an extremely comprehensive selection of spare parts. Brazilian police say that it’s not clear how many finished vehicles may have rolled out of the garage, or how many may already be in the hands of buyers. The father and son duo who ran the operation have been arrested on... Read More
