Contract Disputes
Contract Dispute Solicitors in Cheltenham and Gloucestershire
When a contract is broken, misinterpreted, or unfairly enforced, it can quickly escalate into a costly and stressful legal issue. At Pembridge Solicitors, we help individuals and businesses across Cheltenham and Gloucestershire resolve contract disputes quickly, efficiently, and with minimal disruption.
Whether you’re seeking to enforce a contract, defend a claim, or negotiate a settlement, we’ll provide practical, commercially minded advice that protects your rights and interests.
What Is a Contract Dispute?
A contract dispute arises when one party believes another has failed to fulfil their obligations under a legally binding agreement. Disputes can involve written contracts, verbal agreements, or implied terms based on conduct.
Common causes of contract disputes include:
- Failure to deliver goods or services
- Late or missed payments
- Breach of agreed terms or conditions
- Disagreements over interpretation
- Misrepresentation or unfair contract terms
- Termination without proper notice
These disputes can affect commercial relationships, cash flow, or even reputations — especially when they involve customers, suppliers, contractors, or partners.
How We Can Help
We act for individuals, sole traders, and businesses in all types of contract disputes, including:
- Reviewing the contract and advising on your legal position
- Communicating with the other party on your behalf
- Attempting to resolve the issue through negotiation or mediation
- Taking or defending legal action if necessary
- Advising on how to avoid future disputes through better contract terms
Whenever possible, we aim to resolve disputes without court proceedings — but if litigation is required, we’ll build a strong case and represent you at every stage.
Practical Legal Support
We understand that no two disputes are the same. That’s why we tailor our advice to your situation, your goals, and your commercial realities. Our team will always explain your options clearly and help you choose the most effective route to resolution — whether that’s a firm legal letter or full court representation.
We also advise on enforcing judgments, recovering damages, or negotiating exit terms if a working relationship can’t continue.
Why Choose Pembridge Solicitors?
Based in Cheltenham and supporting clients across Gloucestershire, we’re known for delivering clear, results-driven advice with no unnecessary jargon. Whether you’re an individual or a business owner, our team provides the insight and legal expertise needed to resolve disputes efficiently.
Our solicitors are approachable, responsive, and always focused on getting the best possible outcome for your case.
Speak to Our Contract Dispute Lawyers Today
If you’re involved in a contract dispute or need advice on how to protect your position, get in touch with our team today. Call 0330 900 0377 or complete our online enquiry form, and one of our dispute resolution solicitors will contact you shortly.
How to Find Us
Calderwood House
Montpellier Parade
Cheltenham
GL50 1UA
If you need directions or have any questions before visiting, feel free to call us.
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce
A contract dispute arises when one party doesn’t follow the terms agreed in a contract. This can include failure to pay, missed deadlines, poor quality work, or disagreements over contract interpretation.
Yes. We’ll assess your contract carefully, advise you on your rights, and guide you on the best steps to resolve the dispute quickly and effectively—whether through negotiation, mediation, or court action.
Even verbal agreements can be legally binding, though proving them can be more complex. We’ll help you gather evidence and build a strong case to clearly demonstrate what was agreed.
Absolutely. Often disputes can be resolved effectively through negotiation or mediation, saving time and costs. We’ll represent your interests clearly, helping you achieve a fair settlement without litigation whenever possible
Resolution times vary widely based on complexity, willingness of both parties to negotiate, and court schedules if litigation becomes necessary. We always aim for the quickest, most cost-effective solution.
Bring the original contract and any relevant communications (emails, letters, texts) about the dispute. Evidence such as invoices, receipts, or witness statements can also be helpful in supporting your case.
Yes, we can support your business whether you're bringing a claim or defending one. We’ll examine your contract obligations, advise you clearly on your position, and work towards a resolution that protects your interests.
Our fees depend on the specifics and complexity of your dispute. We provide clear pricing—often fixed fees—so you’ll understand exactly what’s involved upfront, with no hidden surprises.
