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Small Claims Champions

Small Claims Champions · A trading name of Talk Legal Limited

Not sure whether to go ahead? Talk it through first — the assessment is free, with no obligation to instruct us.

Talk to us about your small claim

Speak to us first, or send the court papers. Both start with a free assessment.

Two ways to start. Both free.

You do not need your papers organised to make contact. Talk it through first, or send the essential documents for a considered written view.

Option one

Talk to us first

A sentence or two is enough. We’ll call you back, listen and explain how the service works and what it would cost. Any view given before we see the papers is necessarily preliminary — that is fine as a starting point.

No retainer is created by an enquiry. Sending a form, email or document does not create a retainer. Talk Legal does not act for you unless and until any necessary checks have been completed, the instruction and fee have been agreed in writing, and you have accepted the written terms.

Option two

Send papers for assessment

Send what defines the matter and we’ll give you a considered view, often in writing. Copies only — never originals. If a document is missing, tell us; that is not a reason to delay making contact.

Send copies, not originals, and only what defines the matter. No conflict or identity checks have been carried out yet, so please do not send material you would not send to any other prospective adviser.

No retainer is created by an enquiry. Sending a form, email or document does not create a retainer. Talk Legal does not act for you unless and until any necessary checks have been completed, the instruction and fee have been agreed in writing, and you have accepted the written terms.

What to send, if you have it

Nothing here is essential to make contact. For a considered assessment, these are the documents that matter:

  • —the claim form and particulars;
  • —the defence and any counterclaim;
  • —the allocation notice and relevant orders;
  • —the hearing notice;
  • —the principal witness statements, if useful.
Do not send originals, and don’t send an unorganised archive unless we ask. A missing document is not a reason to delay making contact.

What happens next?

We acknowledge the enquiry within one working day and decide whether it falls within the service. We may ask for essential information or arrange a short discussion. If we’re willing to offer paid work, the task and the fixed fee will be stated in writing.

Sending an enquiry does not create a retainer and does not make Talk Legal responsible for a deadline.

Email: win@talklegal.net

Small Claims Champions
A trading name of Talk Legal Limited
140 Cheetham Hill Road
Manchester M8 8PZ