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Client Guide: Successfully navigating the English Civil Litigation Procedure
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10 March 2025
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In any legal dispute there will be situations where recourse to alternative forms of dispute resolution such as mediation are not appropriate for resolving the dispute and where the parties may prefer not to arbitrate their dispute. In these situations, it will be necessary and often preferable to commence legal proceedings in the English civil courts, either in the High Court, or for smaller claims of £100,000 or less the County Court.
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