Letters of demand
Firm, accurate letters that often end the matter.
Practice area
Disputes and litigation
We would rather settle a dispute than fight it, but when a case must go to court, our counsel prepare thoroughly and argue firmly. We never promise an outcome.
Services
What we do
Mediation
Settling with dignity and much less cost.
State High Court
Contract, land, tort and commercial suits.
Federal High Court
Banking, company and federal agency matters.
Appeals
Briefs and argument in the appellate courts.
Example rates for this demo. VAT and filing costs are added and shown in your estimate.
How it works
From first call to closed file
- 1
Assess honestly
We read everything and tell you the strengths, weaknesses and likely costs.
- 2
Try to settle
A letter, a meeting or mediation, unless time limits mean we must file.
- 3
Prepare thoroughly
Witness statements, documents and a trial plan agreed with you.
- 4
Report after every hearing
A short note by WhatsApp or email the same day.
From the chambers. Photo for illustration.
Record
Example matters
Unpaid supply contract
A supplier was owed for cement deliveries. A demand letter and one meeting produced a signed payment plan.
Bank charges dispute
A business challenged charges on a loan account in the Federal High Court. The matter settled during trial.
Contract appeal
Briefs and argument for a manufacturer in an appeal about a distribution contract.
Example matters for this demo. Past results do not promise future outcomes.
Questions
Questions about disputes and litigation
Q01How long does a court case take?
Often two to four years at first instance. That is why we try hard to settle first.
Q02Will you guarantee we win?
No lawyer can honestly promise that. We promise careful preparation and honest advice at every stage.
Q03Can I pay in stages?
Yes. Litigation fees are agreed and paid stage by stage.
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