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.
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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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Pink Floyd Legend in Jingle Contract Dispute
Pink Floyd legend and multi-instrumentalist David Gilmour has become embroiled in a contract dispute with the composer of a well-known and popular jingle that can be heard at train stations throughout France. The jingle, originally composed by Frenchman Michael Boumendil, is used by French national railway company SNCF throughout its 20,000 mile network. Gilmour, who joined Pink Floyd in 1967, first heard the jingle when travelling across France in 2013. In an interview with Le Parisien in 2015, he claimed that the up-baet 2-second piece made him “..want to sing and dance”. Gilmour subsequently contacted sonic branding specialist Boumendil, asking if he could use the jingle in a separate song. Alledged breach of contract Once Boumendil realised that the request was genuine and that he wasn’t being pranked, an agreement was reached between them and SNCF in 2015 and Boumendil received a co-writing... Read More
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Post Office class action litigation costs continue to mount
A recent costs hearing at the High Court in London has revealed the extent of the legal costs already accumulated in the high-profile Bates v Post Office litigation action. The class action claim, backed by litigation funders Therium Capital, involves over 500 former subpostmasters and mistresses who are claiming that the Post Office, following the implementation of a new IT system called ‘Horizon’, incorrectly blamed them for apparent shortfalls in branch accounts. The hearing disclosed that costs on both sides have now topped £35m, prompting Mr Justice Fraser to comment that some costs incurred seemed ‘excessive’. The barristers representing the claimants, Henderson Chambers, argued that the Post Office has spent more than the 555 claimants, citing a figure of £19.5m compared with £16.828m. They also pointed out that the Post Office has employed two law firms and as a result is instructing... Read More
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Liverpool FC in New Kit Supplier Contract Victory
Multiple European champions and current Premier League frontrunners Liverpool FC have emerged victorious in a recent contract dispute and are now free to use global sportswear giant Nike as their new supplier of official team kit. Liverpool has been provided with team and club kit by manufacturer New Balance since 2012. The recent judgment ends a dispute that had culminated in a 3 day hearing as New Balance attempted to maintain their lucrative contract with the club. The Boston-based manufacturer were extremely keen to retain their relationship with a club which, as well as being one of soccer’s most recognised brands on a global scale, is also currently performing well on the pitch. When it became clear that the club were interested in a new kit contract with Nike, New Balance tried force the activation of a renewal clause in their contract... Read More
