Contact
Tell us what happened.
A partner reads every enquiry. You will hear back within one working day, and within a week you will have a view on whether the matter is worth fighting and what it will cost to find out.




★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation















Chambers
11 Gray’s Inn Square
London WC1R 5JD
Telephone
+44 20 7404 1998
Clerks
clerks@lexford.co.uk
Out of hours
Injunctions and freezing relief: +44 7700 900118. Answered by a partner, not a service.
Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, no. 597214. Lexford LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England & Wales, OC348712.
On the record
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

Common questions
Before you write
The questions we are asked most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, put it in the form above and a partner will answer it.
Do you take fixed fees?
Will I actually deal with a partner?
How quickly can you move on an injunction?
What if you think I should not sue?
Do you act against other City firms?
Do you take work on conditional fees?

Gray’s Inn Square
Chancery Lane, five minutes
Contact
Tell us what happened.
A partner reads every enquiry. You will hear back within one working day, and within a week you will have a view on whether the matter is worth fighting and what it will cost to find out.




★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation















Chambers
11 Gray’s Inn Square
London WC1R 5JD
Telephone
+44 20 7404 1998
Clerks
clerks@lexford.co.uk
Out of hours
Injunctions and freezing relief: +44 7700 900118. Answered by a partner, not a service.
Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, no. 597214. Lexford LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England & Wales, OC348712.
On the record
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

Common questions
Before you write
The questions we are asked most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, put it in the form above and a partner will answer it.
Do you take fixed fees?
Will I actually deal with a partner?
How quickly can you move on an injunction?
What if you think I should not sue?
Do you act against other City firms?
Do you take work on conditional fees?

Gray’s Inn Square
Chancery Lane, five minutes
Contact
Tell us what happened.
A partner reads every enquiry. You will hear back within one working day, and within a week you will have a view on whether the matter is worth fighting and what it will cost to find out.




★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation















Chambers
11 Gray’s Inn Square
London WC1R 5JD
Telephone
+44 20 7404 1998
Clerks
clerks@lexford.co.uk
Out of hours
Injunctions and freezing relief: +44 7700 900118. Answered by a partner, not a service.
Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, no. 597214. Lexford LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England & Wales, OC348712.
On the record
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”
“Our witnesses were prepared at eleven on a Sunday night, by the partner who would go on to examine them in court. In three years nothing was handed to someone we had not met.”
“We were quoted three times as much elsewhere, by a team of six. Lexford sent two people and won on better terms. The estimate we were given at the outset was the number we actually paid.”
“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”“They told us not to bring two of the four claims. That advice saved us more than the case we went on to win did. Nobody else we spoke to was willing to talk us out of anything.”

Common questions
Before you write
The questions we are asked most often, answered plainly. If yours is not here, put it in the form above and a partner will answer it.
Do you take fixed fees?
Will I actually deal with a partner?
How quickly can you move on an injunction?
What if you think I should not sue?
Do you act against other City firms?
Do you take work on conditional fees?

Gray’s Inn Square
Chancery Lane, five minutes