Litigation Solicitors in Durham

Litigation solicitors serving Durham handle the everyday range of civil disputes facing individuals and businesses, from unpaid invoices and breach of contract claims to disputes between neighbours, professional negligence claims and disagreements arising out of a partnership or company falling out.
With firms located across the county, from Durham city itself to Darlington, Crook and Barnard Castle, clients can usually find a solicitor experienced in both the local business community and court procedure. Before instructing anyone, it is worth getting views from at least two firms on how they would handle your case.
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Our commercial litigation and disputes lawyers in Durham work with you and your business to understand and manage risks to your business and to resolve disputes effectively.
Caught up in a dispute that will not go away? We advise on your options and represent you firmly to reach a practical resolution.
BHP Law have a national reputation as leading lawyers in commercial disputes.
Award-winning solicitors in Durham With over 80 years’ combined experience, we are here to advise, guide and provide practical solutions to your Litigation legal needs
Life can bring conflicts, and when it does, EMG Solicitors is here to help. We're experts in solving problems and giving helpful advice to both businesses and individuals.
Swinburne Maddison LLP Durhams leading law firm, Our aim is to provide Litigation clients with excellence in everything.
At Freeman Johnson, our team of skilled civil litigation solicitors is dedicated to providing comprehensive support for a wide range of legal matters, including arbitration, mediation, and out-of-court settlements.
At Watson Woodhouse our team of dispute resolution solicitors are available to discuss your case today.
Showing firms in fair rotation order. Placement is based on how complete and up-to-date a firm's information is. Firms cannot pay for a higher placement
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