Expert pre-litigation advice for civil disputes
Fullbrook Law provides expert legal advice across a range of civil disputes. Whether you are an individual, a family, or a business, we offer clear, strategic guidance to resolve disputes before court proceedings become necessary.
Think the local authority have got your financial assessment wrong? We can help you challenge it.
We review and challenge inaccurate or unfair financial assessments used to determine your contribution to care costs, including disputes over income calculations, capital thresholds, and the application of local authority policies.
If the local authority alleges you have deliberately disposed of capital to reduce your care contribution, we advise on the regulations governing these claims and help you challenge unreasonable decisions.
We advise on Deferred Payment Agreements under the Care Act 2014, including disputes over eligibility, property valuations, interest charges, and the terms imposed by local authorities.
Where care funding involves a family trust, we advise on how trust assets should be treated in a financial assessment and whether the local authority's approach is lawful.
Disputes with care homes over fees, top-ups, and additional charges. We advise on contract terms, your rights, and how to challenge unreasonable fee demands.
Disagreements between family members, beneficiaries, and trustees about who should pay for care. We advise on legal liability and practical resolution.
Bought a faulty car? Mis-sold a vehicle on finance? We know consumer law inside out.
Rights under the Consumer Credit Act and Consumer Rights Act 2015 to reject a faulty vehicle, claim damages, and enforce your rights against both the dealer and finance provider.
Where a vehicle is not as described in terms of mileage, condition, history, or MOT status, we help you build a case and pursue your legal remedies.
Purchasing a vehicle with false mileage or forged documentation is a serious matter. We advise on your legal position and how to claim redress.
Disputes over warranty coverage, repair obligations, service charges, and other matters arising from the purchase of a vehicle.
From home extensions to commercial projects, building disputes need firm, practical advice.
If building work is poor, incomplete, or does not match the specification, we advise on your remedies including rectification and damages.
Projects that overrun on time and budget are a frequent source of conflict. We advise on your contractual position and how to recover losses.
Terminating a construction contract carries significant risk if done incorrectly. We advise on your entitlement and how to protect yourself from counterclaims.
Whether you are a contractor pursuing payment or a homeowner disputing the amount claimed, we advise on rights and the most effective route to resolution.
Bought faulty goods or received poor service? You have legal rights and we can help you enforce them.
Your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 when goods are not of satisfactory quality, not fit for purpose, or not as described. We advise on rejection, repair, replacement, and refunds.
When a service is not carried out with reasonable care and skill, we advise on your right to a price reduction or repeat performance.
Contracts concluded online or at a distance carry additional protections, including cooling-off periods under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
If you were induced to purchase something based on false or misleading information, we advise on the remedies available to you.
Commercial disputes cost time and money. We resolve them quickly and cost-effectively.
Prompt, strategic action when invoices go unpaid. Pre-action correspondence, statutory demands, and the most effective route to recovering what you are owed.
Disputes arising from the supply of goods or services, breach of terms, wrongful termination, and disagreements over contract interpretation.
Disagreements between business partners or shareholders that threaten the viability of a business. We advise on rights, obligations, and practical routes to resolution.
Your entitlement to statutory interest and recovery costs under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act.
When agreements break down, you need clear advice on where you stand and what to do next.
When one party fails to perform its obligations, the other may be entitled to claim damages or terminate. We advise on the strength of your position and the most effective course of action.
Not all written terms are enforceable. We advise on whether limitation or exclusion clauses can be challenged under the Unfair Contract Terms Act or the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
If you were induced to enter a contract by a false or misleading statement, you may have a claim. We advise on remedies and how to pursue your claim.
Ending a contract carries risk. We advise on when you are entitled to terminate, the correct procedure, and how to avoid a counterclaim.
Get in touch to discuss your situation and how we can help.
Contact Fullbrook LawMost disputes settle before reaching court. Our job is to make that happen in your favour.
We review the facts, the law, and the likely outcome. Honest advice on prospects and costs from the outset.
Formal letters, pre-action protocols, and targeted negotiation designed to build pressure and drive resolution.
We advise on what evidence you need, how to obtain it, and how to present it for maximum impact.
Skilled negotiation focused on achieving the best possible outcome without the cost and uncertainty of court.
Where appropriate, complaints to regulators such as the FCA, Trading Standards, or CQC, drafted to achieve results.
If court action becomes necessary, we advise on prospects, costs, and procedure so you can make an informed decision.
Important regulatory information: Fullbrook Law Limited is not authorised or regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Zachary Taylor is individually regulated by the SRA as a solicitor advocate (SRA no. 7013058). Fullbrook Law does not conduct litigation or represent clients in court proceedings. For full details of your regulatory protections, please see our regulatory information and complaints procedure.