Retention of Title Claims Solicitors
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Don’t let your unpaid invoices cost you control and cash. Our expert Retention of Title (ROT) claim solicitors are here to help you regain control and recover what’s rightfully yours. We understand the stress and complexity of ROT disputes and the importance of acting quickly to minimise financial losses.
Whether your Romalpa clause is watertight or you’re facing a dispute, we can help. We’ll navigate the legal complexities and offer an initial consultation to discuss your specific case and clarify your options.
Take action today and protect your business.
How We Can Help
Our team specialises in navigating the intricacies of retention of title claims (ROT) to safeguard your interests in commercial transactions. Our solicitors can help with:
- Drafting and Reviewing Clauses: Ensuring your ownership rights are protected until you receive your due payment
- Legal Compliance and Incorporation: Advising on your legal requirements and ensuring you have enforceable ROT clauses in your contracts
- Negotiations with Liquidators: Representing you in negotiations, maximising your recovery under ROT clauses in insolvency scenarios
- Dispute Resolution: Providing strategic guidance and representation for your ROT clause disputes, safeguarding your interests
- Timely Enforcement: Proactively enforcing your ROT clauses to minimise asset loss or devaluation risks
Our experience incorporates drafting and advising on all of the following clauses:
- Simple Retention of Title Clause
- Extended Retention of Title Clause
- All-Monies Clause
- Specific Goods Clause
- Mixed Goods Clause
- Proceeds Clause
- Floating Charge Clause
- Quistclose Trust Clause
- Romalpa Clause
- Automatic Lien Clause
Recovering What’s Yours: Your Process
Here’s a clear picture of how our specialist solicitors can get you what you’re owed:
- Initial Consultation – Our understanding team will gain an understanding of your unique situation and provide you with specific options on how you can proceed.
- Prompt and Effective Action – We’ll send a clear demand for payment, protecting your rights and encouraging a swift resolution.
- Recovering Your Goods – Our experienced solicitors will negotiate or take legal action to reclaim your goods if needed.
- Trusted Support Throughout – We’ll handle everything with professionalism and empathy, keeping you informed every step of the way.
Don’t let your unpaid invoices hold you back. Get the support you deserve. Contact our specialist retention of title claim solicitors today for an initial consultation.
Instruct Us
Reach out for tailored legal advice and schedule an initial consultation. Our solicitors will aim to gain clarity and discuss your options, either in-person or virtually via Teams, Zoom, Skype or over the phone. Move forward confidently with our expertise.
Please get in touch to explore the various funding options for your case.
Is Administration Threatening Your Clause?
Don’t fret, we are here to offer a solution-driven approach to protect your interests. Our expert solicitors promptly strategise to protect your rights. We ensure priority in reclaiming your goods and navigating complexities, negotiating with administrators or taking legal action as needed. Trust us to safeguard your interests effectively.
Has Your Client Declared Bankruptcy?
Trust in our expertise and boost your chances of reclaiming what’s rightfully yours. Our solicitors can guide you through the steps of sales recovery if you find yourself having supplied goods to a company that has declared bankruptcy.
We swiftly confirm the bankruptcy status and review contracts to protect your interests. With our assistance, you’ll efficiently register as a creditor and present compelling evidence of owed invoices. We will then advise you on the most suitable option for sales recovery, a court claim or a negotiation. Our priority is always protecting your interests and minimising liabilities.
Why Choose Us
Choosing our retention of title claim solicitors for your commercial litigation needs ensures prompt action and improves the chances of a positive outcome.
When you opt for our services, you gain:
- Access to over a century of combined experience
- Advice from recognised specialists in commercial litigation by the Legal 500
- Clear and concise legal guidance without confusing terminology
- Utilisation of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods
- Tailored strategies for resolving commercial disputes aligned with your business goals
- An initial consultation without any commitments
- Dedicated solicitors for contract disputes available in Birmingham, London, and Northampton
Our Awards
We are immensely proud of the Commercial team, whose outstanding work has been recognised by SME News and APAC Insider.
Legal Assistance Available Nationwide
Strategically located in London, Birmingham, and Northampton, we can assist clients throughout the country. Whether you require a retention of title claim solicitor in your local area or prefer virtual consultations via phone, we cater to your preferences with face-to-face meetings at our offices or remote discussions.
FAQ
What are the requirements for a valid retention of title clause?
A valid retention of title clause must meet certain criteria to be legally enforceable:
- Express Agreement: Both parties involved must explicitly agree to the clause, stated clearly in the contract or agreement.
- Incorporation into Contract: The clause should be properly integrated into the contract or agreement governing the sale of goods, ensuring the buyer is aware of its presence and terms.
- Clear and Unambiguous Language: The language used in the clause should be straightforward to avoid any confusion regarding its meaning or purpose.
- Identification of Goods: The clause should specify the goods it covers, whether by type, quantity, serial number, or other relevant identifiers.
- Continuing Ownership: The seller’s ownership of the goods should persist until specific conditions, like full payment, are met.
- Right to Reclaim: It should grant the seller the right to reclaim possession of the goods if the buyer fails to pay or under certain specified circumstances.
- Third-Party Protection: Terms regarding the seller’s rights if the buyer sells or processes the goods before full payment should be clearly outlined.
- Compliance with Consumer Legislation: If the buyer is a consumer, the clause must adhere to relevant consumer protection laws, such as the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
- Registration Requirements: In certain instances, like when the buyer becomes insolvent, there might be a need to register the clause to safeguard against third-party claims.
Our solicitors ensure your clause meets these criteria, safeguarding your interests effectively.
Qarrar Somji
Solicitor-Advocate
Qarrar qualified as a Solicitor Advocate in 2014 having previously had experience in a varying range of litigation roles.
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