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.
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UK Lawyers to get Affiliate European Membership
Following the nations formal exit from the EU, a recent move by the Council of European Bars and Law Societies (CCBE) has been widely welcomed by UK-based law firms, barristers and lawyers. With the end of the Brexit transition period now passed, there were widespread concerns amongst the UK’s delegation to the CCBE that they would be demoted to 'associate' or 'observer' status, which would have severely affected its ability to take part. However, in a move welcomed by the Law Society and Bar Council, the CCBE has confirmed that it has created a new a category of 'affiliate' membership specifically for the UK.Originally founded in 1960, the CCBE represents over 1 million lawyers in the law societies and bars of 45 countries from the EU, the European Economic Area, and wider Europe. A CCBE spokeswoman said the 'affiliate' membership status... Read More
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David vs Goliath: Global Tyre Brand in Trademark Infringement Dispute
Japanese tyre and automotive parts manufacturer Bridgestone has threatened to take legal action against a one-man-band flooring company in Herefordshire over use of the ‘Bridgestone’ company name. The multinational corporation, the world’s second largest tyre manufacturer is headquartered in Kyobashi in Japan, and has production facilities in 24 countries. In contrast, tradesman Andy Bridgewater set up ‘Bridgestone Designs’ in his garden shed having been furloughed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Mr Bridgewater says he retrained to become a resin floor installer and invested all of his savings into setting up Bridgestone Designs two months ago. As a result, and despite the different nature and size of the two businesses, the tyre manufacturer has requested that he change the name of his company or face formal legal proceedings. Mr Bridgewater said that the similarity was pure coincidence. When setting up his business, he used... Read More
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Guide: Commercial Debt Recovery Options
Unpaid debts are an unwelcome hazard of operating in the commercial world. The reality of working life is that operating in the private sphere exposes a business to the risk that their fees will not be paid, or that the terms of an agreement are not honoured. In other words, the business will become a creditor and must attempt to recover commercial debt. It is common practice that in exchange for the delivery of a particular service or product, there is payment of a fee. This happens in a variety of contexts: the delivery of goods by a private courier; or the provision of specialist services by an individual of a particular profession or trade. Regardless of the facts, when a product or service has been provided there will be requirement for payment to be given in exchange. However when payment... Read More
