Disputes can arise at any time and for a number of reasons. Even the most affable individuals and the most efficient businesses are susceptible to disagreements. Naturally the complexity of the dispute can vary from being reasonably simple, whilst others can cause great difficulty for the parties involved.
Munro & Noble can offer a comprehensive, pragmatic approach devising the most appropriate course of action with the ultimate goal of achieving the best result for our clients. Our experienced legal team have the knowledge to guide you through any commercial litigation or civil disputes that may arise, or disagreements surrounding personal injury and medical negligence. It should be noted that court proceedings may not always be necessary or appropriate, disputes can be settled by arbitration.
Cash flow for any business is very important, therefore recovery of debts can be vital to the financial wellbeing of the organisation. Munro & Noble have helped many businesses to recover awkward debts.
Mary Nimmo
Senior Partner & Head of Dispute Resolution
Mary heads up our Court Department and advises clients in Litigation matters in both the Sheriff Courts and the Court of Session. In particular she deals with Civil Court matters, personal injury and medical negligence cases along with an extensive range of other issues, including family law. She has been appointed as a Court Reporter and an advanced Collaborative Lawyer.
Laura graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with an Honours degree in 2003 and with a Diploma in Higher European Studies from The Haagsehogeschool, The Hague. Laura completed her Postgraduate Diploma in Law in 2004 at The University of Sheffield before completing her traineeship and qualifying as a Solicitor in January 2008, practising as a Solicitor across the country. She joined Munro and Noble in 2017 and works within the Court Department.
James was born and raised in the central belt. He graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with an LLB (hons) in 2010 before undertaking his Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Glasgow the following year. He has experience working within the Highland Council's Litigation and Advice department before joining Munro and Noble at the beginning of 2019.
Jacqueline Brown joined the firm in 2015 as a secretary working with the Firm's Court Department. Prior to joining she had been previously studying Accounting at the University of the Highlands and Islands. She has recently qualified as a Specialist Debt Recovery Paralegal and has a wide range of expertise in assisting a variety of clients in recovering or managing debt.
