

If there has been a dispute that cannot be resolved, whether in correspondence or by formal mediation, then often court intervention is the only solution. This is usually the case where there is a disagreement between the parties and only a court can determine the outcome. Three Graces Legal understands that court proceedings can be expensive, and so we always strive to settle disputes without the need for court intervention. However, where court action is unavoidable, we will strive to make the process as efficient and straightforward as it can be. We will always provide you with a transparent cost/risk analysis of your case to help you decide how you wish to proceed.

As experienced litigators, we can fiercely defend your interests, developing a highly-tailored strategy to give your action the best chance of success. To discuss your specific circumstances with one of our specialist litigation lawyers, call us today on 0151 659 1070 or complete our online enquiry form and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

Specialist court proceedings lawyers Liverpool, Wirral, Merseyside and across England & Wales

Three Graces Legal have helped many clients get the results they need in even the most challenging of circumstances. We create a strategy and fee arrangement that works for you, which is what sets us apart from other firms offering similar services. We can handle all elements of the process for you, from attempting negotiation with the other party, to enforcing any judgment obtained from the court. We are a one-stop solution, and our client’s needs come first.

The court process

The first step of the court process is for court proceedings to be issued by the claimant. This involves sending a claim form and details of the claim called “Particulars of Claim”. The Particulars of Claim should set out what the claim is about, why the Defendant is at fault, and what you are claiming for. The claim form and particulars should be filed with the court and served on the Defendant.

After court proceedings have been issued, there follows a process that requires the Defendant to file and serve their Defence. The Defence should respond to each particular of your claim stating whether they admit, deny or put your allegations to strict proof.

The next stage is for the court to look at the nature of the claim, the basis of the Defence, and what issues are involved. This will enable the court to decide on whether the claim is put into the small track, the fast track, or the multi-track.

While the track will often reflect the complexities of the case, it is usually the actual value which determines where it will be placed. The small track is generally considered to handle lower-value (under £10k) and straightforward claims, while the multi-track deals with those valued more than £25k and can be complex in nature.

The court then sets down a series of directions, such as dates that the parties must provide disclosure of evidence to send to each other, exchange of witness statements, and case management hearings and then the Trial date itself.

Judgment and enforcement

Winding Up petition

Defending a Winding Up Petition

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