Helping you resolve contract disputes as quickly and fairly as possible
Even the best prepared business operations can face disputes with suppliers, customers, or contractors. When contractual obligations aren’t met, the legal, commercial and operational consequences can be significant.
Disputes can arise from various factors, including differing contract interpretations, missed deadlines, or payment and performance issues. At Laceys, we address each case with a balanced and practical approach. In handling both simple and complex agreements, we:
- Evaluate the legal standing of your case.
- Consider the commercial implications.
- Offer comprehensive advice on solutions, prioritising cost-effective resolutions.
Our goal is to help you resolve disputes as quickly and pragmatically as possible, ensuring your business can continue to thrive.
If you need any help with a contract dispute, please contact one of our team today.
Contract Disputes
Lead Team Contacts
Brendan Herbert
Dispute Resolution - Partner & Head of Department
Rob Kelly
Dispute Resolution – Senior Associate Solicitor
Lizzy Tasker
Dispute Resolution – Solicitor
Mark Timberlake
Dispute Resolution - Managing Partner
Jackson Warriner
Dispute Resolution – Apprentice Solicitor
Dispute Resolution
News & Insights
See all latest news
Supreme Court Ruling Shakes Up Success Fees in Inheritance Disputes
A Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) is an arrangement between a lawyer and their client where the lawyer charges little or
Fish Boxes and Mince Pies: The Unconventional Will That Ended Up in Court
Imagine writing your Will on the back of frozen fish and mince pie boxes. It sounds unusual, but that’s exactly what Mal
A Guide to Section 8 Evictions in England and Wales
Are you a landlord or a tenant locked in a dispute, wondering about your rights associated with a potential eviction? In
What should I do if someone owes me money?
Recovering money you’re owed can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, it’s often possible to resolve the issu
Without prejudice – what is it and how does it affect you?
The ability to communicate ‘without prejudice’ is an invaluable tool when negotiating and trying to settle a dispute. It
Director Disqualification: Steps After Investigation Notice
If you run your business a limited company, you can trade with the privilege of limited liability. However, as a result,
See all latest news
Dispute Resolution offices
Contact Us
9 Poole Road
Bournemouth
Dorset
BH2 5QR
01202 377800
