Clarkson Hirst Solicitors Lancaster, Kendal, Barrow

Commercial Litigation

Debt Collection

Commercial Property & Contract Disputes

We can handle both straightforward debt collection work and complex contractual disputes with your suppliers or customers.  We offer fixed rates and discounted rates for volume work.  If your debtors list is growing and you would like help with credit control, including the recovery process and internal systems to control bad debts, then please do contact our specialist for assistance.

The usual route for debt collection is through bringing a claim in your local County Court.  We offer more information on this procedure and if you are interested click here.

An alternative route for debt collection is by serving the individual or

company who owes you money  with a statutory demand under the insolvency provisions.  This can lead to quicker payment than the County Court route. For further information click here

Our Mr Winder currently deals with complex commercial litigation claims including

• Defending claims brought by consumers

• Claims involving defective products

• Sales of Goods Act claims

• Building disputes including those under the JCT Contract

• Nuisance claims arising from noise nuisance and pollution

• Commercial Landlord and Tenant disputes

• The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 Lease renewal proceedings

• Commercial property forfeiture proceedings

• Proceedings to recover possession of commercial property from squatters.

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Contact Matthew Winder (BA.Hons)

73 Church Street, Lancaster, United Kingdom LA1 1ET - Telephone 01524 39760 (member state UK)

35a Stricklandgate, Kendal, Cumbria, United Kingdom LA9 4LT - Telephone 01539 736916 (Member State UK)

101 Duke Street, Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria, United Kingdom LA14 1RH -

 Telephone 01229 820600 (Member State UK)

We can see you at any office to suit your requirements.

Freephone telephone: 0800 919 231 (Member State UK)

Email: info@clarksonhirst.com

Clarkson Hirst Solicitors are Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority a copy of the Solicitors Code of Conduct can be found at http://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/code-of-conduct/195.article