Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Legal solutions to your most complex problems
The 120-strong litigation and dispute resolution group at Blake Morgan acts on disputes in the Courts and in arbitration for international, national and regional clients. Our considerable regional presence, together with the London team, provides the group with the strength and depth to act on the most complex and significant of contentious problems.
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Services
We have a large number of specialists, many of whom are regarded by the independent directories as leaders in their field. Experienced in all types of commercial and contract disputes, the group has specialisms in the following areas:
- Arbitration
- Civil Fraud and Asset Recovery
- Commercial Agency
- Commercial Disputes
- Construction Disputes
- Contentious Trusts
- Corporate and Shareholder Disputes
- Defamation
- Defending Local Authorities
- Employee Non-Compete and Confidentiality
- Healthcare Litigation
- Insolvency
- International Litigation
- IP Disputes
- Judicial Review
- Product Liability and Recalls
- Professional Negligence
- Property Dispute Resolution
- Public Procurement
- Technology Disputes
Our Clients
We work with national and international corporations, government departments, regulators, financial institutions, individuals, partnerships and owner managed businesses such as:
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