At TML Solicitors, our Civil Litigation team supports both individuals and businesses through a wide range of disputes.
Litigation can feel daunting. That’s why we aim to keep things simple and effective by focusing on three core principles:
Our approach is built on clarity, resolution, and protection. We believe disputes don’t always need to end up in court and that with the right guidance, many can be resolved faster, more cost-effectively, and with less stress.
If you are facing a dispute, we provide straightforward advice and practical options tailored to your circumstances. Below, you’ll find a brief overview of the types of cases we regularly handle and how we can support you.
Boundary disputes arise when the legal property line between neighbouring properties is unclear, missing, or disagreed upon. In simple terms, it’s a dispute about who owns what when the dividing line isn’t obvious on the ground or on paper.
Company and commercial disputes are disagreements that happen inside a business or between businesses. This might be a fall-out over ownership or control, a partner or shareholder not honouring an agreement, or another company failing to do what a contract promised. Tensions can escalate rapidly when the disagreement involves those you collaborate with regularly, share responsibility with, or depend on operationally and this is why we are so passionate about resolving them swiftly and strategically.
Debt recovery disputes arise when payment you are entitled to has not been made, despite you fulfilling your obligations under an agreement, whether that involved completing work, providing a service, or delivering goods. We understand how rapidly frustration can escalate into financial pressure, especially when invoices remain unpaid and cash flow — or personal finances — are directly impacted.
Landlord and tenant disputes arise when disagreements develop around legal rights and responsibilities in a rented property. These matters often involve issues such as rent arrears, repairs, deposits, possession, lease terms, or unlawful occupation — situations which we understand can quickly become stressful, disruptive, and highly personal, particularly when they impact your home, livelihood, or property investment.
Between 2007 and 2024, millions of UK consumers were mis‑sold car, motorbike, and campervan finance agreements, with billions expected to be paid out. The FCA has confirmed a redress scheme will launch in 2026, but acting now secures your position early.
If you need help from our Civil Litigation team, please do not hesitate to contact our office on 0116 247 0022 should you require a quote or any further information. Or complete our enquiry form and we will call you back by the end of the next working day.
