Contracts form part of our daily lives. They can be made verbally and/or in writing (or often a combination of both). Sometimes goods that you purchase or services that you engage are subject to the seller/ service providers’ standard trading trades. There can also be terms implied into contracts by statute.

Most people will only need advice when things go wrong i.e. the goods that you have purchased are faulty or the services that you have engaged are inadequate. There is a lot of information for consumers when this occurs but it is often overly complicated and confusing. We can guide you through your rights as a consumer and set out in simple and concise terms your options in any given situation. We will explain the pro’s and the con’s of each option so that you can make an informed decision about the best solution for you.

This area of law covers a vast range of situations. However, the most common scenarios include:-

• Faulty goods
• Inadequate/ negligent provision of services
• Mis-selling
• Disputes with contractors (such as building contractors)
• Hire agreements

We would be pleased to advise you on any contractual/ consumer issues that you have. Please contact:-

• david.bacon@bhmllp.co.uk
• sharon.hundal@bhmllp.co.uk