Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution & Debt Recovery
Resolving disputes and recovering debt in business can involve reasoned discussion, negotiated settlement or hard, bold and firm litigation. Let us help you identify the most effective approach for you.
If you have a business dispute, working with the right legal team can be the difference between resolving an issue quickly and efficiently, and entering into a drawn-out process that can add pressure to you and your business.
To assist you with disputes and conflict, our litigators will take the time to listen to you and help you consider all of the facts surrounding your issue. Sometimes, the best commercial solution may be an alternative approach which hasn’t been immediately obvious but is uncovered by combining our dispute resolution experience and your commercial priorities and desires. If you have a commercial dispute, let us provide you with clear, concise and practical advice with a drive and tenacity that delivers results.
If circumstances dictate a need to protect your interests, our litigation team will be there to assist you with the enforcement of security or the pursuit of guarantors.
Get in touch with our friendly team of advisors on enquiries@andrewjackson.co.uk for help and advice on any aspect of Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution and/or Debt Recovery and how it may affect you and your business.
Or call your preferred office today to speak to a member of the team.
Testimonials
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Chambers UK 2022
"continues to maintain its high standards and focus on customer service."
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Legal 500 2022
"Nick Dean: His dedication to this type of work sets the tone for everyone in the firm."
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Legal 500 2022
"Stephen Kell is a great lawyer and very commercially astute. He’s ideal in a tough battle."
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Legal 500 2022
"Smart players in a tough market."
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Chambers UK 2022
"is a good commercial outfit and provides sound advice."
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Chambers UK 2022
"is responsive to the needs of its clients. They put the interests of the client first and foremost."
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Legal 500 2021
"Andrew Jackson is excellently placed, in the port of Hull, to have a strong commercial litigation department. They have talented and tenacious commercial litigators, and consequently attract top-tier clients."
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Chambers UK 2021
"The commitment of its employees at all levels shines through, Everyone seems to work as a team to form the fabric of the firm."
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Legal 500 2019/20
"Extremely efficient and flexible in its approach to cases."
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Legal 500 2019/20
"Andrew Jackson has a strong emphasis on speedy and cost-efficient resolution of disputes."
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Dan Swain Sign Services (UK) Ltd
"My questions have been answered promptly and effectively and I feel that our custom is always valued."
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Legal 500 2018/19
“Andrew Jackson Solicitors LLP provides ‘knowledgeable and practical advice’ that is ‘always delivered in a pragmatic manner and hits all the commercial points the client hopes for’ making it ‘easily one of the best in Hull for commercial disputes”
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Chambers 2019
“Their main strength is their blend of professionalism with a personable approach. I find them sympathetic to my situation and consider them good value for money.”
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Chambers UK
"The team is highly commercial, engaged, knowledgeable and responsive. Highly recommended."
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