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This area covers the steps to resolve civil disputes in England through the courts, from starting a claim to final judgment. A solicitor practises by drafting statements of case, managing disclosure and evidence, instructing experts, and guiding the process through hearings and trials. They also negotiate settlements, prepare trial bundles, apply for court directions, and represent or support clients at hearings. The process is shaped by the Civil Procedure Rules and standard court practice.
“Both amazing solicitors and a great team made a difficult case easier for me all happy to explain the processes and very knowledgeable and always communicated fully with me wish I had gone to them at the start thanks all”
A client review matching your search · about Jason Oliver
“I approached Dan Brooks at Poole Alcock for advice on a litigation matter. However, whilst the reason for reaching out to Dan was that I obviously needed his support as a lawyer, his overall approach and demeanour throughout the case meant that he made a tough time in my life a little less stressful, and gave me peace of mind when I needed it the most. A great lawyer, but also a great person too. I would highly recommend Dan to anyone seeing litigation advice.”
A client review matching your search · about Daniel Brooks
“From the very beginning, Katie provided clear guidance and kept everything moving during the early stages of what turned out to be a fairly complex and lengthy process. She was responsive, proactive, and always made sure I understood what was happening.
When the case was passed to Amy partway through, she picked things up seamlessly and continued that same high level of service right through to completion. Amy was excellent at chasing updates, keeping me informed, and ensuring everything stayed on track, particularly towards the end when timings became more critical.
Both Katie and Amy were professional, approachable, and supportive throughout, and I really appreciated the effort they put in to get everything over the line.
I would happily recommend them.”
A client review matching your search · about Katie Page
“Sarah Dureau assisted us with a recent litigation issue. Sarah was absolutely superb from start to finish, she guided us the entire way and really gave us the confidence to make some tough decisions. She kept us calm and was hugely professional throughout. We would recommend Sarah to anyone, she was factual and always on hand to answer any queries we had. ”
A client review matching your search · about Sarah Dureau
“My husband and I have used the services of Newnham and Jordan on two occasions and found their staff Neil, Richard and Katie to be exceptionally supportive, keeping us informed and reassured throughout the entire process. I cannot recommend them highly enough to provide legal support. Thank you”
A client review matching your search · about Richard Panaretou
“As first time buyers that was great to have as a reference. Both Eleanor and Melissa kept us up to date with minimal pushing from our part. Excellent
It did not state how long the process would take but it's been 3 weeks and we have a fee earner now that onboarding has taken place”
A client review matching your search · about Eleanor Webley
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This area covers the steps to resolve civil disputes in England through the courts, from starting a claim to final judgment. A solicitor practises by drafting statements of case, managing disclosure and evidence, instructing experts, and guiding the process through hearings and trials. They also negotiate settlements, prepare trial bundles, apply for court directions, and represent or support clients at hearings. The process is shaped by the Civil Procedure Rules and standard court practice.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
A solicitor handles the detailed, technical steps of civil litigation: drafting pleadings and statements of case, organising disclosure, instructing and briefing expert witnesses, preparing witnesses for statements, and coordinating bundle and timetable management. They identify procedural hurdles, set milestones, and manage interactions with the court, opposing party, and any mediators or arbitrators to secure a practical path to resolution.
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This area covers the steps to resolve civil disputes in England through the courts, from starting a claim to final judgment. A solicitor practises by drafting statements of case, managing disclosure and evidence, instructing experts, and guiding the process through hearings and trials. They also negotiate settlements, prepare trial bundles, apply for court directions, and represent or support clients at hearings. The process is shaped by the Civil Procedure Rules and standard court practice.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
A solicitor handles the detailed, technical steps of civil litigation: drafting pleadings and statements of case, organising disclosure, instructing and briefing expert witnesses, preparing witnesses for statements, and coordinating bundle and timetable management. They identify procedural hurdles, set milestones, and manage interactions with the court, opposing party, and any mediators or arbitrators to secure a practical path to resolution.
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