Tim Newcombe RWK Goodman

Tim Newcombe

Senior Associate

Dispute Resolution

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About Tim

Tim is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution team in our City of London office. He is an experienced litigator and acts for both individuals and businesses on a wide range of commercial disputes.

Before qualifying as a solicitor, Tim gained several years’ commercial experience in the world of copyright licensing. Inspired by his involvement with a number of legal disputes he changed direction to pursue a career in law.

Tim has a particular interest of the area of solicitors’ costs, and acts for both law firms, and the former clients of law firms, in relation to fee disputes.

Specialisms

  • Solicitor & client fee disputes
  • Complex contractual disputes
  • Professional negligence claims
  • Personal & corporate insolvency claims
  • Recovering debts & enforcing judgments

Memberships

  • London Solicitors Litigation Association
  • Property Litigation Association

“I cannot thank you enough for stepping in and averting a complete disaster. As I said, I don’t know what I would have done without your help and utmost professionalism. You’ve been amazing.”

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Learn more about about Tim's areas of expertise:

Business Dispute Resolution
In the ever-changing legal landscape, with sharpening competition and advancing technology, our clients are facing new and unique challenges.
Commercial Disputes
Our dispute resolution team is experienced in a wide variety of commercial disputes and can work with you to resolve the dispute, either through ADR or by guiding you through legal proceedings and enforcement.
Insolvency & Restructuring
Our team can assist corporate and individual clients with a variety of financial issues giving commercial, practical advice. They engage with leading insolvency practitioners across the full spectrum of insolvency and restructuring scenarios.
Starting insolvency proceedings – what you need to know
Whether you are looking to start insolvency proceedings or have received a statutory demand, this is the essential information you need to know.
Landlord Disputes
A dispute with a tenant is not only disruptive but it may threaten your future income. Understanding your options and taking early action can mean the difference between success and failure.
Property disputes
Property disputes
Our team of property dispute lawyers are here to advise you. Let us talk you through your options for a practical and straightforward property dispute resolution.
Property disputes
Providing options for practical and straightforward property dispute resolution.

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