As a Civil disputes’ resolution lawyer, I assist clients with:

 

• Neighbour and boundary disputes — boundary line disagreements, rights of way, easements and adverse possession claims.

• Landlord and tenant disputes — residential and commercial lease disputes, rent arrears, forfeiture, service charge disputes and eviction proceedings.

• Personal injury and negligence claims — claimant and defendant representation in accident, workplace injury and public liability claims.

• Contractual torts and misrepresentation — negligent misstatement, deceit and contractual misrepresentation causing financial loss.

• Property possession and repossession actions — applications for possession, anti‑social behaviour, and mortgage repossession matters.

• Probate and estate disputes — contested wills, claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, executor disputes and estate accountings.

• Consumer disputes and mis-selling claims — disputes with suppliers, retailers and service providers, including cancellation and refund claims.

• Defamation and reputation management — libel and slander claims, pre‑action letters, injunctions and damages for reputational harm.

• Professional negligence in non‑commercial contexts — claims against solicitors, surveyors or advisers in residential matters.

• Medical negligence — claims against hospitals, NHS trusts and clinicians for clinical negligence, delayed diagnosis, surgical errors and failure of care.

• Civil injunctions and interim relief — non‑molestation orders, occupation orders, freezing orders and other urgent protective measures.

• Debt disputes and small claims — defence and pursuit of consumer and individual debt claims, small claims court representation.

• Nuisance and environmental civil claims — private nuisance, statutory nuisance and related remedies.

 

Need tailored advice? Sheikh Najam, Dispute Resolution Lawyer, provides pragmatic, client‑focused representation for civil disputes across London and internationally — contact him for an early case assessment.