Director Disputes

Rose & Rose

Director Dispute Solicitors

A typical dispute concerning a director will arise as a result of an issue relating to conduct or disagreements within a firm.

In many cases, it will be necessary to instruct a solicitor to assist in resolving a director dispute. Without proper support, guidance and procedures, the business could be faced with detrimental losses, both financial and reputational.

Solicitors for Director Disputes

Every dispute’s circumstances will differ. Therefore, the fallout from each case will also vary. It is essential to speak to a trusted lawyer who will carefully outline your options, including the method of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) they recommend.

The most common alternative dispute resolution methods include:

• Adjudication
• Arbitration
• Litigation
• Negotiation
• Mediation

Cases concerning disputing directors may not be resolved in an ADR setting. Thus, it may be necessary to take the matter to court. The solicitors at Rose & Rose have experience in a wide range of matters, including High Court and County Court proceedings.

 

Lawyer for Dispute between Directors 

For most businesses, the biggest concern when a dispute between directors arises is that the company’s reputation will be damaged. This will be particularly concerning in cases where ADR was not a viable option, and the company faces negative publicity concerning the court case.

In addition, the reputation could be damaged if the company struggles to remove a director. Each business will have different procedures and authorities, so it is essential to refer to these (if any) when removing a director following a dispute to protect the business in the future.

 

Solicitor Kingston Upon Thames

At Rose & Rose, we work on behalf of either the board or the director should a dispute arise. Our lawyers work carefully and concisely, taking time to consider the business contracts, terms and conditions and company formation. Furthermore, we can work on cases pertaining to partnerships and shareholders.

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