Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services
DJS Solicitors handle a wide range of cases for both businesses and individuals. Please click on 'Services' to view the full list of areas we cover.
If you believe you may have a case, please contact us for an initial assessment. We will ask you to provide a brief summary of your case along with any relevant supporting documents. Based on this information, we will advise you on whether you have a viable case and the likelihood of success.
We are a dedicated law firm specialising in commercial and dispute resolution matters. Our services cover a broad range of case types, from contract to intellectual property disputes. Whether you're an individual or a business, we will provide you with clear and strategic advice, tailored to your needs.
DJS Solicitors is a trading style of Precision Solicitors Limited registered in England Company No: 10779851. Registered Office: 5th Floor Arkwright House, Parsonage Gardens, M3 2LF. Precision Solicitors is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA No: 645143)
Once we have completed an initial assessment of your case, we will be able discuss costs and fee structures with you.
Our terms and conditions will set out the procedure for withdrawing your case. However, in any event, you will be provided with a statutory 'cooling-off period' of 14 days after signing up with us.
Telephone: 01706 399 465
Email: info@djssolicitors.com
Post: 5th Floor Arkwright House, Parsonage Gardens, Manchester, M3 2LF
The duration of a case can vary depending on its nature and complexity. Typically ranging from 1 to 18 months. However, we are committed to resolving your matter as efficiently and effectively as possible and we will keep you informed throughout.
Your case will be handled by one of our experienced team members. Who will be supervised by our Managing Director Andrew Settle. They will remain in regular contact with you throughout your case to keep you informed and supported.
There is always a possibility that your case may not succeed. If that happens, we will discuss any alternative options or remedies that may still be available to you.
After The-Event (ATE) insurance may be recommended if your case proceeds to court. This type of insurance covers adverse legal costs that may arise, even if your claim is unsuccessful. Should court proceedings become likely, we will advise you on whether ATE insurance is appropriate for your case.
To conduct an initial assessment for your claim, we generally require details of your potential claim, any supporting evidence and your desired outcome.
If you choose to proceed, we may require further information on request. Please be assured that all information provided will remain confidential.
If you choose to proceed, we may require further information on request. Please be assured that all information provided will remain confidential.
Your case handler will provide you updates via email, unless you request a different method of communication. Updates will be provided as developments on your case occur but, in any event, at least every 28 days.
Whether or not to initiate Court proceedings will depend on your case, your instruction and the desired outcome. For some clients Court can be a daunting thought, we understand that. We will always take you instruction and advise you of all the options available to you. However, initiating court proceedings may be required if the other party are unwilling to negotiate or there are complex legal issues that need to be resolved. If this is the case, we will provide all the support and expertise you need to feel comfortable.
