Supply of Goods and Services Dispute

Name: Supply of Goods and Services Dispute - LegalDrop
Price: 300.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Have you purchased goods or a service, which didn’t meet your expectations and wasn’t quite the same as described? You try to retrieve some or all of the amount you paid but the seller isn’t responding or has told you he isn’t going to refund your money.

You are not alone, many businesses have faced a similar situation, don’t despair we can help you reach a satisfactory outcome. The first step is to seek professional advice and have a trusted solicitor review your case and advise on an appropriate course of action.

Who this service is for

A business looking to seek legal advice and resolve a dispute regarding the supply of goods.

Key benefits

Connect with an experienced lawyer quickly and simply
Get a qualified opinion on your issue/s
Upfront and transparent pricing

What happens after purchase?

Your lawyer will onboard you (KYC, conflicts checks, and client care letter - if applicable)

You send supporting material to the lawyer ahead of the meeting

Consultation takes place

Lawyer sends an email to summarize high level points from the conversation and quotes for any further work required

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FAQ’s

What the service will cover

A review of your situation, considering the relevant correspondence or paperwork in place.
A 30-minute consultation providing advice
Follow up email outlining possible next steps for your case

What the service excludes

Third-party negotiations
Court work
Any drafting

Please note: the above can be undertaken for an additional fee. A service that includes initial action is accessible here: Supply of Goods and Services Dispute Advice and Third-Party Negotiation Consumer Protection Advice and Initial Third-Party Negotiation.

What you need to provide

Context to your situation and any relevant communication/paperwork associated with it.
A good understanding of what you want to achieve in terms of your ideal outcome.
The first step after the purchase will be to provide verification of your identity and supply the following documentation so your adviser can carry out their ‘Know Your Customer’ (KYC) and ‘Anti-Money Laundering’ (AML) checks. Please have the following at hand but note that this may not be a complete list:
Company name, VAT number (if applicable), registration number
Key contacts and associated contact details including email and mobile
The names and home addresses of all directors
Home utility bill (no more than 3 months old) and passport for every person who owns or controls more than 25% of the voting rights of your business