Dispute Resolution

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Dispute Resolution

Meet your Dispute Resolution team

Dedicated professionals ready to assist you.

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Stephen Baker
Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution
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Edward Jones
Partner
Mike Pollard PNG
Mike Pollard
Legal Director
James Musallam PNG
James Musallam
Senior Solicitor
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Jed Temple
Senior Solicitor
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Chloe Santer
Solicitor
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Daniel Leitao
Solicitor
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Florrie Aylward
Solicitor
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Francesca Falzarano
Solicitor
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Oliver Williams
Solicitor

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to your most pressing questions about our services and processes.

The first question most people need to ask themselves – is the dispute worth it? For instance, it might not be worth making a claim if it is going to cost you almost as much as you’re claiming.

Mediation is a much faster and cheaper option than going to court. Mediation has been around for a long time and would be carried out at an agreed venue (a solicitors or a hotel, but not at court) with each side in separate rooms and the Mediator shuttling between rooms helping you find that compromise acceptable to you both. If agreement is reached, that will be written down there and then, signed by both sides and can then be sent to the Court to be sealed. It will have the same authority as any other Court Order and as long as the agreed terms are then carried out, it brings the formal Court case to an end. Speak to our Mediators for more information.