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Defective Goods Dispute Solicitors

When defective goods lead to financial loss or disrupt your business, our expert solicitors provide clear advice and decisive action to resolve disputes.

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What is a defective goods dispute?

A defective goods dispute arises when products supplied under a contract fail to meet agreed quality, safety, or performance standards. These disputes often involve issues under the Sale of Goods Act 1979, the Consumer Rights Act 2015, or specific contractual warranties.

Problems may include goods that are faulty, unsafe, non-compliant with regulations, or unsuitable for the intended purpose.

 

Types of defective goods disputes we handle

We regularly advise on disputes involving:

  • Claims for goods that are faulty, damaged, or unfit for purpose
  • Alleged breaches of contract and warranty terms
  • Supply chain disputes impacting manufacturers, wholesalers, or retailers
  • Claims involving consumer rights and statutory protections
  • Recovery of losses arising from defective products

How our commercial litigation solicitors can help

We offer tailored advice to safeguard your interests, including:

  • Reviewing contracts and supply terms to assess liability
  • Advising on remedies such as repair, replacement, or damages
  • Negotiating settlements to avoid disruption to trading relationships
  • Pursuing or defending court proceedings where required
  • Working with experts to assess defects and quantify losses

Our goal is to resolve disputes quickly, cost-effectively, and in a way that protects both your financial position and your reputation.

Why choose Slater Heelis?

With decades of experience in commercial litigation, our team is trusted by businesses across the UK to resolve defective goods disputes effectively. We combine deep knowledge of contract law with a clear, pragmatic approach, helping you achieve the best possible outcome while minimising risk.

Contact our defective goods solicitors today for clear, strategic advice on protecting your interests. Call us on 0330 111 3131 or contact us via our online enquiry form.

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