If your park is facing a dispute, we can help you. We will work with you to understand your desired outcomes, ensuring you are aware of all the options available and we will deliver the results.
Let us help you
Our team are experienced in all types of court action from the High Court and District Registries to the Local County Courts and Tribunals. If a hearing cannot be avoided our experienced advocates can represent you in court.
Keeping our costs clear
We know that costs are an important consideration for your park and we will keep our costs clear from the start. Throughout the lifetime of a dispute we will regularly give you cost updates including estimates of any further expenses and interim bills.
We are able to offer a range of funding options including no win – no fee and fixed fee arrangements and the availability of after the event insurance to protect you from the risk of an adverse costs order.
We advise on:
- Arbitration
- Adjudication
- Expert determination
- Mediation
- Pre-action protocols
- Litigation
Dispute Resolution for Parks FAQs
Investigate the extent of the breach and if enough information is ascertained to demonstrate a breach has occurred, send a notice of breach identifying the breach and specifying the action to be taken to remedy the breach in a reasonable and specified time.
Yes, emotional support dogs should be permitted provided the customer can provide evidence that the dog is required to support a disability.
There are two separate contracts here. You have the contract with the manufacturer so you should contact them to make the necessary repairs and keep your customer updated with progress. As a last resort, you may consider to remedy the issues yourself due to your ongoing obligations with your customer.