Banks are increasingly affected by regulation and the threat of litigation. Against this background it is essential that any party affected by regulation or banking litigation seeks to analyse and strategise its legal options in order to protect its assets, resolve disputes and strengthen its overall position.

Simply.Law’s banking lawyers all work to uphold the Simply.Law Member Lawyer Code. They work from locations across the length and breadth of the country and have experience of representing all interested parties, from banks to corporate borrowers, credit unions and investors.

Although committed to seeing litigation through the courts where necessary, Simply.Law’s specialists seek to maximise the outcome of less contentious resolution methods, including mediation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.

Our members have particular expertise of working on high value cases across multiple jurisdictions and have a keen understanding of helping clients maintain their commercial objectives even in the face of the most contentious or pressurised of situations.

Areas of expertise

Between them Simply.Law’s member banking litigation solicitors possess many areas of expertise. By using our intelligent search features, our Match service or by having an online chat with one of our representatives, we are confident that we can connect you with the specialist who is right for you and your circumstances.

Areas of expertise include the following:

• Regulatory investigations and enforcements
• Lender enforcement
• Criminal investigations
• Restructuring and insolvency
• Professional negligence
• Security interest disputes
• Claim tracing
• Security interest disputes
• Risk assessment
• Employment disputes

Simply.Law, for all your banking litigation concerns

Simply.Law can help you make intelligent choices regarding legal options so that your organisation benefits from careful legal and strategic planning.

Our specialist banking litigation solicitors can help you come to grips with key regulatory issues, disputes, and debt and asset management.

Our members work on cases that are based here in the UK, as well as those that cross borders, and all are signatory to the Simply.Law Member Lawyer Code.

Get in touch with us today and find the specialist who is right for you.