Litigation services
- Debt collection
- Construction disputes
- Company and partnership disputes
- Inheritance Act, disputed Wills and Probate claims
- Landlord and tenant - contract and rental disputes, dilapidations and possession
- Land disputes - disputes between co-owners, rights of way, restrictive covenants, trusts of land, adverse possession and removal of trespassers
| Value of Claim | Court Fee | Hearing Fee | Our Fees (est) |
|---|---|---|---|
| £1,000.01 to £1,500 | £80.00 | £115.00 | £450 plus VAT |
| £1,500.01 to £3,000 | £115.00 | £170.00 | £450 plus VAT |
| £3,000.01 to £5,000 | £205.00 | £335.00 | £450 plus VAT |
| £5,000.01 to £10,000 | £455.00 | £545.00 | £450 plus VAT |
| £10,000.01 to £24,999 | 5% of the claim | £1,090.00 | £750 plus VAT |
Our estimated fees stated above are on the basis that the claim is undefended. Please note that if the claims become defended, there may be further fees payable in respect of additional hearings, complying with Court directions, and responding to the Defence. We will provide you with our fees for additional work prior to said work being undertaken. This is to ensure that you are agreeable to the additional fees and that you would like us to undertake the work specified.
We do not offer debt recovery services or claims above £25,000.
Low Complexity
- Simple Facts and Issues: A straightforward case with minimal factual disputes and uncomplicated legal issues.
- Limited Parties: Involves a small number of parties.
- No Expert Witnesses: Does not require specialized expert testimony.
- Routine Procedural Steps: Follows well-established procedures and practices.
- Small Monetary Value: Involves relatively low financial stakes.
Medium Complexity
- Moderate Factual Disputes: Presents some factual disagreements or complexities.
- Multiple Parties: Involves more than a few parties, potentially including corporations, government entities, or third-party beneficiaries.
- Need for Expert Testimony: May require expert witnesses to provide specialized knowledge or opinions.
- Complex Procedural Steps: Involves more intricate procedural steps, such as discovery, motions, or pretrial conferences.
- Moderate Monetary Value: Involves a significant financial stake, but not exceptionally high.
High Complexity
- Complex Factual Disputes: Presents significant factual disputes or challenges in gathering evidence.
- Numerous Parties: Involves a large number of parties with diverse interests.
- Extensive Expert Testimony: Relies heavily on expert witnesses from various fields.
- Novel Legal Issues: Raises new or unsettled legal questions.
- High Monetary Value: Involves substantial financial stakes, potentially involving millions or billions of dollars.
- International Implications: May involve parties or legal issues from multiple jurisdictions.
Additional Considerations:
- Jurisdiction: The jurisdiction where the case is filed can impact complexity due to different procedural rules, court systems, and legal standards.
- Counsel's Experience: The experience and expertise of the attorneys involved can influence the perceived complexity of a case.
- Client's Resources: The client's financial resources and willingness to invest in the litigation can affect the complexity level.
It's important to note that these categories are not rigid and can overlap. A case initially classified as low complexity might become more complex as the litigation progresses.
Why Choose Us?
Experienced Team: Our team has a deep understanding of landlord-tenant law and can provide tailored solutions to your specific needs.
Personalised Service: We work closely with our clients to provide clear, concise advice and ensure that their rights are protected.
Results-Oriented Approach: We are committed to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients, whether through negotiation or litigation.
Current V.A.T rates are 20%
