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Dispute Resolution Solicitors Sheffield: AFG Law

Disputes can arise in all areas of life and business. From director and shareholder disputes to landlord and tenant disagreements, specialist dispute resolution solicitors, Sheffield are here to assist and guide clients through the legal process with expertise and confidence. Whether you’re facing a breach of contract, professional negligence, or a property matter, our team of solicitors works to protect your best interests.

We believe strongly that many disputes can be resolved quickly and efficiently without the need for court proceedings. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods such as negotiation, mediation and arbitration can help disputing parties reach an outcome while preserving important and ongoing relationships.

If court action does become necessary, either due to the nature of the dispute or if ADR methods have been tried and have failed, our dispute resolution solicitors, Sheffield, are prepared to represent you in court with skill and expertise.

If you are in search of specialist legal advice regarding dispute resolution, then please do not hesitate to get in touch with our dispute resolution solicitors, Sheffield, today. Our team have many years of experience in resolving disputes in a wide range of areas, including commercial disagreements, property disputes, contract issues, and civil litigation. We’re here to help you find a clear path forward, no matter how complex your situation may be.

 

Common Disputes We Handle

Our dispute resolution solicitors, Sheffield always aim to settle issues out of court and in an amicable manner. We cover a wide range of disputes between individuals and businesses:

 

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

ADR is the process of resolving disputes without taking the matter to court. It is flexible, confidential and cost effective. For these reasons alone, many people choose to explore ADR before pursuing formal litigation, especially when they wish to maintain relationships, save time, and avoid the stress of a court battle.

ADR can be used in a wide variety of disputes, from commercial and contractual issues to property disagreements, employment matters, and more. It is also worth noting that the Courts in England and Wales now expect parties to attempt ADR methods before pursuing formal litigation. If parties fail to do so, then there can be significant cost implications for them.

Common forms of ADR include:

  • Negotiation: A direct discussion between parties to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
  • Mediation: A neutral third party mediator helps facilitate communication and guide parties toward resolution, though the outcome isn’t legally binding unless agreed.
  • Arbitration: A more formal process where an independent arbitrator hears evidence and makes a legally binding decision.
  • Adjudication: Often used in ongoing contractual relationships, particularly in construction, where a decision is made quickly, usually within 28 days.
  • Expert Determination: A specialist with technical expertise makes a binding decision on a specific issue.
  • Early Neutral Evaluation: An impartial evaluator gives a non-binding opinion on the merits of a case early on.

 

How can AFG Law’s Dispute Resolution Solicitors, Sheffield, help?

Our dispute resolution solicitors, Sheffield, are here to provide specialist advice and support to clients, no matter the subject or complexity of their dispute.

We take pride in working with our clients and everyone we engage with in an open, respectful, and supportive way. Committed to the highest professional standards, we offer clear and practical legal advice to clients on a wide range of dispute matters. Our team regularly supports clients and businesses across Greater Manchester and beyond.

If you would like to speak to our dispute resolution solicitors in Sheffield or are looking for advice on any of our legal services, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us today. Contact our dispute resolution department on 01204 920101 or via email at disputeresolution@afglaw.co.uk.

Please note that AFG Law has offices based in Bolton, Bury and Stockport. However, our dispute resolution solicitors can effectively assist clients in all areas of England and Wales remotely. 

 

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