Injunctions
Injunctions
Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, there is no alternative but to litigate to achieve your desired outcome. The standard court process, however, can take a considerable amount of time.
On certain occasions the actions or inaction of the other side are harming your business or assets or may, if left unchecked, cause financial loss or damage to your reputation.
In these situations you need to move more quickly than the standard court process allows, and an injunction might be your best option.
Examples of work
- Advising on freezing injunctions in multi-million-pound High Court proceedings relating to civil fraud, including asset disclosure involving claims against high net worth individuals.
- Advised on a High Court commercial dispute involving applications for injunctive relief to protect business-critical trading arrangements of multi-million-pound value.
How Napthens can help
We have extensive experience of the injunction process. We can help you to seek a court order to either stop the opposing party from behaving in a particular way while the proceedings work their way through the courts or make them take a particular action before trial.
We’ll talk you through the process and give you our experienced assessment of the quickest and easiest way to achieve the prompt results you need.
- The support we offer includes:
- Enforcing restrictive comments in employment and business sale contracts
- Obtaining freezing orders to prevent the dissipation of assets
- Preventing trespass and nuisance
- Protecting your reputation and confidential information
- Requiring the performance of contractual obligations
- Restraining the sale of property
- Restraining the winding up of companies
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