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Suing

Part of the skill of running a successful business is creating good relationships with your customers and suppliers, so that agreements are kept and problems can be sorted out amicably.

When things go sour, your priority is still to settle the dispute amicably, but there may be times when you have to resort to using the law.

This briefing outlines:

How to decide whether to sue.
The key steps involved.
How to choose a lawyer.
Alternative dispute resolution.

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