
We understand that civil legal issues can arise unexpectedly and have a serious impact on both your personal and professional life. Whether you're dealing with a contractual dispute, a property matter, or seeking resolution through the courts, our dedicated civil law team is here to support you every step of the way.
Contractual disputes arise when one or more parties fail to uphold the terms of an agreement, whether written, oral, or implied by law. These disputes can occur in various contexts — commercial transactions, service agreements, construction projects, or private contracts between individuals.
Mathew Solicitors offer expert legal advice and representation in all types of contract disputes across England and Wales. We act for both claimants and defendants, helping clients enforce contractual rights or defend against allegations of breach.
Common Contractual Issues We Handle:
Property and land disputes are among the most sensitive and complex areas of civil law, often involving long-standing rights, high financial stakes, and personal or commercial tensions.
Types of Property and Land Disputes We Handle:
Boundary Disputes
Disagreements over the location or extent of property boundaries. We assist with interpreting Land Registry plans, historical deeds, and physical features.
Rights of Way & Easements
Conflicts where one party asserts or denies a right of access over another's land. We advise on the creation, scope, and enforcement of such rights.
Co-ownership & Trust Disputes
Disputes where two or more people jointly own property. We advise on claims under TOLATA, including applications for sale or declarations of beneficial interests.
Landlord and Tenant Disputes
We act for both landlords and tenants in disputes arising from residential and commercial leases, including possession proceedings, rent arrears, and breaches of covenant.
Consumers in England and Wales are protected by a robust framework of laws designed to ensure that goods and services meet required standards. When those rights are breached, you are entitled to legal recourse.
Key Areas of Consumer Dispute:
Faulty Goods & Products
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you may be entitled to a full refund, repair, or replacement if a product fails to meet required standards.
Unsatisfactory Services
Service providers must carry out services with reasonable care and skill. If a service is not performed to the expected standard, we advise on obtaining refunds or compensation.
Misrepresentation & Misleading Practices
Where a consumer has been misled by false statements or advertising, there may be grounds for a claim in misrepresentation under consumer protection regulations.
False or damaging statements can cause significant harm to your personal, professional, or commercial reputation. At Mathew Solicitors, we provide expert legal support in all aspects of defamation law, including libel, slander, and online reputation issues.
We help clients secure appropriate remedies, including:
When you rely on the expertise of a professional and that standard is not met, you may have grounds for a professional negligence claim. Mathew Solicitors advise individuals and businesses on pursuing claims against professionals whose negligent advice or conduct has caused harm.
We handle claims involving:
Strict time limits apply — early advice is essential.
Disputes between neighbours can escalate quickly and have lasting consequences if not handled appropriately. Mathew Solicitors provide clear, practical legal advice to help resolve neighbour disputes efficiently and, where possible, amicably.
We assist clients with:
Clear guidance — we explain your legal options in plain language so you stay informed and in control.
Strong representation — skilled in negotiation, mediation, and courtroom advocacy.
Practical solutions — approaches that match your goals, budget, and timeframe.
Complete confidentiality — your information and case details are handled with utmost discretion.