Contact My Commercial Lawyers
Check your commercial or construction dispute options
If you are dealing with a commercial or construction dispute, share the key facts so My Commercial Lawyers can review whether this is something they can help with.
The main focus is construction disputes. My Commercial Lawyers may also review suitable contentious commercial and civil disputes where there is a clear commercial reason to proceed.
You may be dealing with:
- Breach of contract
- A payment issue
- An unpaid construction invoice
- A contractor or subcontractor dispute
- A developer dispute
- A JCT, FIDIC or NEC contract issue
- Delay claims
- Defective works
- Adjudication concerns
- Construction litigation
- Debt recovery linked to a commercial dispute
- A suitable contentious commercial or civil dispute
Start your enquiry
Complete the form below and share the key facts about your commercial or construction dispute.
The more relevant detail you provide, the easier it is for the team to understand whether they can help and what the next step could be.
Get in Touch
Not ready to complete the form? Call us on +44 (0)20 8087 4177 or email reception@mycommerciallawyers.com
What to send
To help the team understand your position, please share:
- What has happened
- What you need help with
- The contract, if you have it
- Key emails or messages
- Invoices, payment records or notices
- Any deadlines or urgent dates
- What outcome you are trying to achieve
The team will review the facts, contract and evidence before confirming whether the matter is suitable.
What happens next
- Complete the website form.
- Follow the instructions to download Trello and join your matter board.
- Share the issue, contract and key facts.
- The team reviews the information and checks suitability.
- If suitable, the next step, fixed instruction fee, client care letter and invoice are arranged before work begins.
My Commercial Lawyers works on a fixed instruction fee basis. The scope and fee for each instruction are confirmed before that instruction begins. You can find out whether your matter fits before committing to the next step.