About James Day

James studied law at Kingston University, before completing the legal practice course at the University of Law in Bournemouth, and completing his training contract with a large London firm. He advises individuals and organisations on complex and high value disputes concerning company law, contractual drafting/terms and negotiations, personal or company insolvency, large-scale debt recovery/enforcement (foreign and domestic), copyright, trademark and other intellectual property disputes, contested probate and other aspects of traditional Chancery law. James is furthering his practice knowledge within the tax and trust law dispute resolution arenas. His professional yet friendly approach enables him to understand his clients’ objectives quickly, provide a common-sense commercial resolution and devise a bespoke strategy designed to obtain the optimum result in the quickest and least expensive manner. James understands that litigation can be stressful, and recognises how important it is to be accessible and responsive to clients’ needs. In his spare time, James enjoys spending time with his family, walking his dogs and creating things in his workshop.

Product Liability in English Civil Law: Who is liable when things go wrong?

From exploding e-bikes to faulty phone frustrations or problematic medical [...]

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A Civil Path to Justice Against Theft – Exploring the Tort of Conversion

If you have lost a criminal case, or it is [...]

By |2025-06-30T11:36:48+01:00June 24th, 2025|For Businesses, For Individuals & Families, Helpful Guidance, Litigation, Litigation Funding, Our Services|Comments Off on A Civil Path to Justice Against Theft – Exploring the Tort of Conversion

A Civil Path to Justice Against Nightmare Neighbours Exploring Nuisance as a Cause of Action in English Law

From midnight DIY marathons to bonfires that pollute the air [...]

By |2025-06-16T21:28:34+01:00April 23rd, 2025|Business Disputes, Commercial Land and Property Disputes, For Businesses, For Individuals & Families, Helpful Guidance, Litigation, Litigation Funding, Our Services|Comments Off on A Civil Path to Justice Against Nightmare Neighbours Exploring Nuisance as a Cause of Action in English Law

Understanding Subject Access Requests: Legal Obligations and Best Practices

SARS are not a tool for “fishing expeditions” – Lord [...]

By |2024-08-27T19:01:55+01:00August 27th, 2024|Business Disputes, Data Protection, For Businesses|Comments Off on Understanding Subject Access Requests: Legal Obligations and Best Practices

Trademarks vs. Copyright Law in England: Navigating Intellectual Property Protection

In the intricate landscape of intellectual property (IP) law, trademarks [...]

By |2024-04-17T18:18:46+01:00April 17th, 2024|Intellectual Property|Comments Off on Trademarks vs. Copyright Law in England: Navigating Intellectual Property Protection

UK Trademark Infringement and the Opposition Procedure

What is a Trademark? A trademark distinguishes the goods or [...]

By |2022-03-23T19:51:19+00:00March 23rd, 2022|Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution, Brand and Reputation Protection, Business Disputes|Comments Off on UK Trademark Infringement and the Opposition Procedure

Disclosure in bankruptcy – what documents is a trustee in bankruptcy entitled to from a bankrupt’s former solicitor?

'The distinction that is drawn is between the privilege relating [...]

By |2022-02-24T22:02:13+00:00February 22nd, 2021|Debt and Contractual Recovery|Comments Off on Disclosure in bankruptcy – what documents is a trustee in bankruptcy entitled to from a bankrupt’s former solicitor?
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