Commercial disputes take
many forms
No two commercial disputes are the same. Issues, relationships, and commercial pressures will differ, but mediation can offer a practical way to explore options and find a way forward.
Where mediation can help
Gregory mediates a broad range of commercial disputes. These can include:
Business relationship disputes
Disputes where an important commercial relationship has broken down or is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain.
Shareholder & partnership disputes
Disputes between shareholders, partners or business owners where commercial and working relationships may be at stake.
Financial and payment disputes
Disputes involving unpaid sums, fees, financial obligations or competing views about what is owed.
Supply chain & commercial disputes
Disputes involving suppliers, customers or other commercial partners, including disagreements over supply, performance, delivery or ongoing business arrangements.
Contractual disputes
Disagreements over contractual obligations, performance, payment, interpretation or termination.
Professional services disputes
Disputes arising from professional relationships, including disagreements over services, fees, expectations or delivery.
Commercial property disputes
Disputes involving commercial premises, landlords and tenants, leases or other property-related business issues.
Other disputes
Not every dispute fits neatly into a category. If there is a commercial issue that is taking up management time, cost or attention, it may be worth considering whether mediation could help.
Not sure whether mediation is right
for your dispute?
Not every commercial dispute fits neatly into a category. An initial conversationwith Gregory can help establish whether mediation could offer a practical way forward.