Our Legal Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to our Legal FAQ page, where we aim to provide clarity on common legal questions.

We truly understand the challenges involved in navigating the legal landscape, which can be rather complex and overwhelming.

Whether you are seeking information about personal injury claims, family law or any other legal topic, our solicitor FAQ page is designed to provide you with accurate and reliable information.

There are many forms of legal personnel, and it is crucial to understand the importance of each role in a legal dispute.

To put it simply, a lawyer is a common term to describe any person who is a licensed legal practitioner qualified to give legal advice in at least one area of law. This means that solicitors and barristers are both types of lawyers.

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Rest assured, confidentiality is of utmost importance to us.

We are ethically obligated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority to maintain the highest standards of integrity, with client confidentiality being our top priority.

You should seek legal advice as soon as possible if you believe you may have a legal problem.

This will allow you to explore all of your options before proceeding with a claim.

If you’ve been injured, there is a chance that you have got a personal injury claim.

The best way to find out about whether you have a personal injury claim is to discuss it with a solicitor.

We are unusual and rare in that we represent both Claimants and Defendants. Hence, we know what the other side will be thinking and what they are likely to do next. This puts our personal injury clients at a huge advantage.

We understand that legal matters can be confusing, and we want to assure you that there’s no need to worry.

Our approach is to always explain everything in simple, easy-to-understand language.

Choosing a trustworthy and reliable solicitor is crucial. They possess the expertise and knowledge to offer reliable legal guidance, analyse cases, provide insightful advice, and manage legal risks effectively. They also adhere to professional standards, maintaining integrity and confidentiality.

Yes. You should seek legal advice when going through a divorce. Your future deserves certainty and peace of mind. Reach out to Harry Suleman Solicitors for friendly and professional support throughout the divorce process.

Well, a solicitor is involved in almost all aspects of the legal system, but generally, the everyday role of a solicitor is to take instructions from clients and use this instruction to provide advice on legal matters.

Day-to-day solicitor roles can include: drafting documents, researching law, meeting clients and preparing cases for barristers.

At Harry Suleman Solicitors, we are specialists in terms and conditions, and whether this is reviewing current T&Cs or creating your first set, we can help you through it all.

At Harry Suleman Solicitors, we have a wealth of experience in commercial litigation, particularly in the haulage and logistics industry.

Our practice areas for commercial litigation cover: breach of contract, debt, professional negligence, insurance disputes and more.

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Usually, solicitors will not represent a client in court and would refer you to a barrister. However, at Harry Suleman Solicitors, we can represent you in court, which is a more affordable and convenient option.

Every legal case is different. Get in touch now to discuss your legal claim and get more information about how we can assist you and at what cost.

Yes! If you are dealing with a divorce or are considering starting divorce proceedings, you can trust Harry Suleman Solicitors to help you.

In a contract, each party is entitled to ‘perfect performance’ regarding the agreed-upon terms of the contract by the other party. A party will be in breach of the contract if they fail to uphold the agreed terms set in the contract.