When the parties cannot agree and the matter has to go to court, a lawyer who examines the evidence thoroughly from the start helps you see the strengths and weaknesses of your case at every stage. B Law Firm handles both civil and criminal cases, and takes proceedings on to the higher courts.
How we can help
- Civil cases: claims for damages, breach of contract, land disputes and divorce proceedings.
- Criminal cases: filing a criminal complaint, acting for you as the plaintiff when you bring the case yourself, or defending you as the accused.
- Appeals to the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court: taking the proceedings on to the higher courts.
- Examining the evidence to find the strengths and weaknesses of the case, and telling you plainly about its prospects and limits.
When to talk to a lawyer
- You have received a summons, a court order or a statement of claim.
- You have been accused of an offence or are being prosecuted, or you want to file a criminal complaint.
- Negotiations have failed and you are thinking of going to court.
- A judgment has been given and you have to decide whether to appeal, which must be done within a legal time limit.
What to prepare before you talk to us
Have these ready for the lawyer when you talk. In the online form a short summary is enough; please do not send important documents or confidential details yet.
- Every summons or document from the court, the police or the inquiry officer, with the date you received it.
- The evidence you have, such as contracts, receipts, photos, video clips and chat messages.
- The names and contact details of witnesses and other people involved.
- A timeline of events, and the loss you have suffered with figures that can be checked.
Worth knowing: summonses, judgments and appeals all come with time limits, and missing one can cost you certain rights, so do not wait until the hearing is close before you talk to a lawyer.
What happens when you contact us
- Send us your matter through the online consultation form, LINE or email, telling us only what we need for a first assessment.
- A lawyer calls you back to ask about the facts and the documents, and tells you plainly about the prospects and the limits of your matter.
- We agree the scope of work and the fees before any work starts. Our fees match the actual scope of work, are transparent and carry no hidden charges.
- We act for you once we have confirmed in writing that we are taking on your matter. Sending the form alone does not make us your lawyers.
If your matter has a legal deadline, such as a court date, a limitation period or a filing deadline, please call the firm directly as soon as possible rather than waiting for a reply to a form or an email.
This page gives general information, not legal advice on any particular matter. Every matter turns on its own facts, so please talk to a lawyer before you decide.
