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Business disputes arise when conflicts occur between companies, business partners, shareholders, or other corporate entities. These issues can stem from various causes — such as breaches of contract, disagreements over partnership terms, shareholder conflicts, or even professional negligence.
If left unresolved, these disputes can cause financial strain, damage your reputation, and sometimes escalate into costly legal proceedings. That’s why it’s important to seek early advice and protect your business from further harm.
At CEL Solicitors, we understand the impact a business dispute can have — not just on your finances, but on your peace of mind. Whether you’re facing a breach of contract, a shareholder disagreement or a partnership breakdown, we’re here to help. Our expert solicitors specialise in resolving business disputes quickly and effectively. We offer free initial advice with no obligation — so you can get clarity and confidence without any pressure.
At CEL Solicitors, we offer clear legal guidance and hands-on support for businesses and individuals facing commercial disputes. No matter how complex the issue, we’re here to protect your interests and help you move forward.
Here’s what you can expect from us:
We understand the challenges different sectors face. That means we can offer practical advice tailored to your industry and business goals.
We’ve helped clients across the UK resolve disputes with minimal disruption and maximum impact. Whether it’s through negotiation or litigation, we fight for the outcome you deserve.
Your goals are our priority. We’ll keep you informed at every stage and work closely with you to make sure everything stays clear, simple, and in your control.
Whenever possible, we resolve disputes without the need for court — saving you time, money, and stress. Our team are expert negotiators who protect your interests while aiming for an amicable solution.
We don’t just offer advice — we deliver results. Whether your case needs mediation, arbitration, or court action, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
From the first conversation to final resolution, we’re by your side. You won’t face this alone.
Every dispute is different — but no matter what you’re facing, our legal team has the experience to handle it. We’ll explain your options clearly and fight for the best possible outcome for your business.
Some of the disputes we can help with include:
We help businesses deal with disputes arising from regulatory breaches — making sure your operations stay compliant and your reputation protected.
If you’re facing unfair competition or anti-competitive behaviour, we can step in to defend your position and uphold your rights under UK competition law.
Conflicts between directors can affect the running of your business. We resolve issues relating to management, breaches of duty, and conflicts of interest.
When shareholder rights are at risk, we take action. We protect the interests of both majority and minority shareholders in line with the Companies Act 2006.
Your ideas and creations matter. We help businesses protect what’s theirs — from trademarks and patents to copyright and trade secrets.
We manage disputes around dividend payments, control, and decision-making — keeping your business on solid ground.
If another professional has let your business down, we can help you hold them accountable and recover what you’ve lost.
No matter the dispute, we’ll fight your corner and provide the legal clarity you need.
Not every business dispute has to end up in court. There are several ways to resolve matters — and we’ll help you choose the one that’s right for your situation.
A direct and cost-effective approach, negotiation allows both parties to reach an agreement without formal proceedings.
An independent arbitrator hears both sides and makes a binding decision. It’s structured like a court process but often more flexible and private.
A neutral mediator helps both sides come to a fair solution. Mediation is usually quicker and more affordable than court and helps preserve business relationships.
If a dispute can’t be resolved by other means, court may be the best option. We’ll represent you with strength and clarity throughout the process.
Speak to our friendly team today. You are not alone, and you may have a case.
Disputes can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. At CEL Solicitors, we’re here to help you find the best path forward — whether that’s mediation, arbitration, or court.
We listen, we care, we win.
Get in touch today for expert advice and no-obligation support. Our team is ready to help you protect your business and move forward with confidence.
Yes, many disputes can be resolved through alternative methods like negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. These approaches are often quicker, less costly, and less stressful than formal litigation.
Yes, if you believe your rights or interests have been harmed, you may be able to bring a claim. We regularly act in partnership and shareholder disputes and will help you understand your legal position.
It depends on the complexity of the issue and how it’s resolved. Some cases settle quickly through early negotiation, while others may take several months or longer if they go to court. We’ll always aim to resolve your dispute as efficiently as possible.
Costs vary depending on the method of resolution and how complex the dispute is. We offer a free initial consultation so you can understand your options and potential costs before committing.
Business disputes often involve breaches of contract, shareholder disagreements, director conflicts, regulatory issues, or professional negligence. Our legal team handles a wide range of cases across different industries.
Useful evidence might include contracts, emails, meeting notes, financial records, and witness statements. The stronger your evidence, the more effectively we can argue your case.
The Commercial Court deals with high-value and complex business disputes in England and Wales. It’s used when other methods haven’t worked or when the case involves serious legal or financial issues.
The first step is to seek legal advice. Early guidance can help you understand your rights, assess the strength of your position, and choose the best way forward — whether that’s negotiation, mediation, or legal action.
We’ll help you choose the right option for your circumstances.
We combine legal expertise with a personal, client-focused approach. We’ll explain everything clearly, fight your corner, and support you from start to finish — so you can focus on running your business.