Our clients expect us to resolve disputes quickly, on best possible terms and within agreed budgets and this is what our lawyers do. We work with individuals and entrepreneurs, SMEs and large corporations. Whilst many of our clients are in Hertfordshire and across the South East, we increasingly work with clients from around the UK and abroad.

Disputes rarely contain themselves to a single legal issue so our lawyers have broad experience. We also have strategically developed market leading expertise in specialist areas and sectors.

Our team can advise you on all aspects of commercial disputes, as well as, regulatory, compliance, commercial debt recovery, wills/trusts and property disputes.

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What Clients Say

  • “Well-regarded team highlighted for experience in contentious insolvency matters.” Chambers also commend Luke Harrison, “He’s a very down-to-earth, roll-up-your-sleeves type of litigator who has a good eye for detail and for the outcome for the case.”

    Chambers and Partners 2018

  • “A growing force in litigation outside of central London”, providing “an extremely efficient service and extensive industry knowledge.”

    Legal 500 2017

  • “Luke Harrison has a high success rate in obtaining settlements” and is “a savvy and experienced litigator that you want on your side in a fight.”

    Legal 500 2017

  • Department head Luke Harrison receives strong feedback from sources, who describe him as a “very sharp and focused guy,” and somebody who “thinks creatively about cases.” His areas of expertise include corporate, insolvency, financial services and recruitment-related disputes.

    Chambers and Partners 2017

  • Associate Louise Worton handles IP litigation as well as contentious insolvency and financial services matters. “She was commercially astute as well as being on the ball with the legal aspect and stuck to her guns,” a client says.

    Chambers and Partners 2017

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