Neil O’Callaghan

Legal disputes can be a distraction and often need quick commercial advice that won’t cost you a fortune. Our team is highly regarded for being dynamic, responsive and easy to work with. We are proud to provide an efficient service to clients and are commended for our pragmatic and commercial approach.
From breach of contract, professional negligence to disputes with wills, property or neighbours, our overall aim is to work with clients to resolve complex disputes in the quickest, most efficient and pragmatic and cost-effective way possible.
Talk to one of our friendly and experienced team on 01582 514000
Legal disputes can be an unpleasant distraction and you often need straightforward advice to achieve a resolution as quickly and painlessly as possible.
Our primary objective is to understand and achieve your desired outcome in the quickest and most cost-effective way possible. From breach of contract, professional negligence to disputes with inheritance, property or neighbours, our goal is to be on hand to assist our individual clients to resolve complex and distressing disputes in the most efficient and pragmatic way possible.
We understand that often legal fees are your biggest concern. We are transparent when it comes to costs, and will be open and up-front with you throughout. We offer traditional hourly rates and fixed fees, depending on the type of dispute we are dealing with.
Our legal specialists are highly regarded for being dynamic, responsive and easy to work with. We are commended for our pragmatic and efficient approach to a wide range of disputes.
We appreciate that litigation is not always an attractive option, and can work with you to explore negotiation, mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to ensure you reach the desired outcome.
Contracts are a necessary part of life and are formed by businesses and individuals on a daily basis, whether known about or not. Contracts can be formed online, in writing, verbally or over the phone. It usually involves an agreement to buy, hire, or sell a product or service in exchange for something (usually money).
A “consumer” is defined under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 as being “an individual acting for purposes that are wholly or mainly outside that individual’s trade, business, craft or profession”. Essentially, a person is a consumer if they are not acting in the course of business.
We advise both landlords and tenants on a range of landlord/tenant disputes. We provide early, cost-effective advice and try to find solutions through negotiation, mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution when problems arise.
The property we own or occupy is often one of the most important aspects of our lives both financially and personally. When the stakes are high, the right professional advice is crucial.
Co-ownership disputes arise where two or more co-owners of a property cannot agree on either (a) when a property should be sold, or (b) who is entitled to what share of the proceeds of sale. In some circumstances, co-owners are unable to agree on either of these issues!
Dealing with conflicts relating to a loved one or family member’s estate can be an emotional and stressful process. We have a wealth of experience advising claimants, executors and trustees on claims relating to estates, guiding them through a sometimes complex area of law.
Claims to challenge the validity of a will can be brought for a variety of reasons. From disputes regarding the formal process of drafting and executing a will, to more serious challenges on the basis of fraud, disputes of this nature require thorough investigation and expert input in order to reach a satisfactory conclusion.
An individual’s estate will be dealt with either according to their will or, if no will has been written, according to the rules of intestacy. However, where someone feels that either the will or the intestacy rules fail to provide them with reasonable financial provision, they may make a claim against the estate under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.
Professionals hold a position of trust, and are there to advise businesses and individuals in their respective professional fields.
Our experienced solicitors are on hand to give you advice and assistance.
Call our team on 01582 514000 or Contact Us and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
The High Court has settled a dispute between three brothers over the inheritance of the family farm. The court heard that the brothers had all worked on the farm for most of their lives having been given assurances by their father, Albert, and mother, Brenda, that they would inherit equal shares. Richard Winter and Adrian