Why choose our commercial dispute resolution solicitors?
Leading litigation expertise
Our dispute resolution solicitors bring deep sector knowledge and practical, senior-led advice to every claim, focused on protecting your organisation’s interests and achieving the best possible outcome.
Integrity-first representation
As a certified B Corp, the Anthony Collins team always prioritises doing the right thing for your organisation, making sure that you receive honest, value-based advice from dispute resolution lawyers who are purpose-led.
Long-term thinkers
We focus on achieving long-term results that genuinely support your organisation’s aspirations. With over 50 years’ experience delivering excellence to clients, our litigation lawyers build partnerships that last, delivering lasting value beyond the dispute itself.
Specialist sector leadership
Our experienced team of sector-specialist dispute resolution solicitors provide advice on all aspects of disputes, including property, construction, procurement, judicial review, debt and fee recovery, crisis management and commercial and contract disputes, as well as providing clear and practical advice regarding all dispute resolution issues in the context of your sector.

Meet our experts
As experts in their field, our dispute resolution lawyers work closely with your team, supporting your organisation’s claims for commercial litigation and dispute resolution. We act for organisations, not private individuals. Take a look at our team’s experience.
Frequently asked questions
An organisation should speak to dispute resolution solicitors as soon as a dispute starts to affect risk, cash flow, governance or reputation.
Other scenarios might include: if negotiations have stalled or broken down, the dispute is starting to bite operationally or financially, you receive a formal demand or legal letter, you know alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is expected or required, you are unsure of your contractual or regulatory position, the other party has already instructed lawyers, or you suspect serious wrongdoing or high‑stakes issues.
Although not strictly compulsory in all cases, mediation is increasingly expected by the Courts and parties should consider alternative dispute resolution (ADR) before court proceedings.
Bypassing ADR can sometimes be seen by the court as unreasonable refusal to mediate, making the case much more complex than initially anticipated. Courts in England and Wales can order parties into mediation, and refusing to engage can result in financial penalties.
Our solicitors typically prioritise a mediation-first approach, aligning with our B Corp commitment to achieving the most efficient and ethical resolution.
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