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  • Mediation

    At Phillips, we specialise in helping clients resolve civil, commercial and family disputes by mediation, which is a quicker and cheaper alternative for resolving disputes than court proceedings or correspondence between solicitors.

    It has enormous benefits for individuals as it encourages clients to communicate in a safe and confidential space with the aim for both parties to come to a mutual agreement.

    Our solicitors and mediators can advise you about how you can use mediation to end a dispute as quickly as it arises, which is why it is important to take advice from a specialist as soon as possible.

    Initial Telephone Discussion

    Our highly experienced team will provide expert advice and assist you.  Please call us to find out how we can best help you on 01256 460830 or email us at [email protected]

     

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What to expect
Clear, straightforward advice

We aim to keep legal jargon to a minimum and guide you through the process in a manner that is easy to understand.

Highly qualified solicitors and mediators

Our highly-skilled solicitors offer tailored, strategic solutions to even the most complex matters, ensuring you receive the guidance and support you need.

Progression of your case

We will be by your side throughout every stage of the process and will provide you with regular updates and advice along the way.

No surprises

We communicate thoroughly with you from the outset to ensure that we fully understand your individual needs. This allows us to accurately quote for your matter leaving you without any unexpected surprises and fees further down the line.

Fixed price

We provide our clients with a concise and transparent breakdown of costs from the outset of the matter and throughout any subsequent stages. This enables you to build faith and trust in us early on to form a lasting relationship.

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