In an increasingly competitive and fractious world, disputes inevitably arise. Prettys’ commercial dispute resolution team can advise you on how best to achieve a successful outcome in all circumstances.
Dispute resolution services
This is especially true in the commercial sector, where disputes are likely to have significant financial and legal implications for those involved. As a result, a growing number of businesses have called upon Prettys’ commercial dispute resolution team for advice to ensure that disputes are dealt with swiftly and effectively, saving them valuable time and resources.
Prettys’ commercial dispute resolution team offers extensive experience both in avoiding and resolving all manner of disputes, devising smart and strategic solutions that are tailored to the needs and objectives of your business and any market pressures. Aside from acting in court, we also represent clients as part of arbitrations, adjudications and mediations, as well as appearing in front of regulatory bodies. Furthermore, our expertise covers all aspects of the corporate and commercial world, offering experienced legal advice across a variety of specialist areas.
Prettys’ commercial dispute team work closely with our specialists in Employment, Corporate, Commercial and Property law to take a holistic view of your business, considering the wider implications of any given course of action. Delivering our services on a regional, national and international level, Prettys’ is also a proud member of Galexy – a pre-eminent international association of lawyers.
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Dispute resolution team testimonials
‘Their in-depth knowledge of construction related legal matters combined with their practical problem solving approach to dispute resolution provides an excellent all round service.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Commercial Litigation and Construction Team
‘Peter Blake’s approach has been very practical, diligent and timely.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Peter Blake
‘The practice has a good variety of fee earners at different levels and a good amount of specialisation within the litigation team such that clients get work done at the right level and niche expertise is delivered from the most experienced and knowledgeable people about technical aspects of a case. The practice also works in an agile way.’ rnLegal 500 [UK 2024]rn
Commercial Litigation and Construction Team
‘Bushra Elzubeir is greatly knowledgeable in his field and applies great thought processes and strategies to his thinking, bringing additional depth and specialist skills to commercial disputes. Bushra is incredibly articulate and has a reassuring nature. He gave me great confidence, not only in myself but in my case. He has always had my complete trust and confidence. He is an excellent communicator, often translating complex legal jargon into digestible bitesize chunks.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Bushra Elzubeir
What I look for in a team or firm of solicitors, is a top-notch ability and an air of confidence to pursue my case with as much impact as possible to achieve the desired result. The team at Prettys integrates to deliver the service I require whilst making me feel like an individual and a client that matters. Their customer service is extremely good, I certainly do not feel like just another number.’rnLegal 500 [UK 2024]
Commercial Litigation and Construction Team
‘Graham Mead is dedicated to providing the highest level of legal representation. With his wealth of experience and deep knowledge of the law, Graham is a true asset to his team. He has an unwavering commitment to client service and takes the time to understand our needs and goals, then works tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcomes.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Graham Mead
‘The construction team at Prettys is knowledgable and experienced of construction related legal and contractual matters. However, they are not driven by legal arguments alone having an excellent problem solving and practical approach to resolution of disputes.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Commercial Litigation and Construction Team
‘With Graham Mead, you quite simply know where you are, both in terms of likelihood of success and finances.’ Legal 500 [UK 2024]
Graham Mead
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