About



Who Are We?

wefightyourcase.com – the trading name for Litigant in Person Ltd, are dedicated to assisting individuals and companies navigating civil court cases who cannot afford traditional legal representation. Our team will ensure that you receive high-quality support and assistance based on your case, without a hefty price tag.

Our Approach

We review your case with current legislation and past legal case law to refine your defence or claim, and enhance your chances of success. While we are not solicitors, our services are designed to empower you to effectively represent yourself or your company in court.

Our Values

  • Affordability: Making legal assistance accessible to all.
  • Integrity: Providing honest and transparent services.
  • Empowerment: Equipping you with the tools and knowledge to handle your case yourself, confidently.

Different Types of Civil Law

We work for both Companies as well as Private Individuals with the following types of cases:

1. Commercial Disputes

  • Disputes between businesses, including:
    • Partnership disputes
    • Unpaid bills
    • Disputes over supply agreements
    • Breach of corporate duties by directors

2. Contract Law

  • Disputes involving agreements between parties, such as:
    • Breach of contract
    • Failure to deliver goods or services, such as builder disputes
    • Disputes over terms or conditions in agreements

3. Property Law

  • Disputes involving land and property, such as:
    • Boundary disputes
    • Disputes between landlords and tenants
    • Claims of adverse possession
    • Disputes over ownership or property rights

4. Consumer Law

  • Disputes involving goods or services, including:
    • Faulty products
    • Misrepresentation or false advertising
    • Unfair terms in consumer contracts

5. Human Rights

  • Claims brought under the Human Rights Act 1998, including:
    • Alleged violations of rights under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
    • Disputes involving public authorities’ compliance with human rights obligations

6. Public Law

  • Judicial review claims against public authorities for alleged unlawful actions or decisions:
    • Planning disputes
    • Challenges to government policy

7. Tort Law

  • Cases where one party alleges harm or loss due to another’s wrongful act, including:
    • Negligence: Claims for personal injury or property damage (e.g., road traffic accidents, medical negligence)
    • Nuisance: Interference with the use or enjoyment of land
    • Defamation: Damage to reputation through libel or slander
    • Trespass: Unauthorised entry onto property
    • Economic torts: Claims involving financial harm, such as inducing a breach of contract

8. Intellectual Property

  • Disputes over rights to creations of the mind, such as:
    • Copyright infringement
    • Trademark disputes
    • Patent disputes
    • Breach of confidentiality or misuse of trade secrets

If you are unsure what your case type is, please press the ‘Contact Us’ button for assistance.

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How It Works

Producing a Defence:

Step 1: Pay our fee. Either choose to pay in full or pay over 3 months.

Step 2: Fill Out the Online Form – Provide your case details and upload relevant documents. We will provide you with step-by-step instructions along the way.

Step 3: We Receive Your Version of What Happened – We then draft your defence and add relevant legislation and past case law, we then produce your draft documents.

Step 4: Review Your Defence – You read through the draft defence provided by us and make necessary adjustments yourself.

Step 5: Submit to Court – Once you have reviewed the draft defence and are satisfied with it, you can confidently submit it to court. We will provide you with instructions on how to do this.

Making a Claim:

Step 1: Pay our fee. Either choose to pay in full or pay over 3 months.

Step 2: Fill Out the Online Form – Provide your case details and upload relevant documents. We will provide you with step-by-step instructions along the way.

Step 3: We Receive Your Version of What Happened – We then draft your claim and add relevant legislation and past case law, we then produce your draft documents.

Step 4: Review Your Claim – You read through the draft claim provided by us and make necessary adjustments.

Step 5: Submit to Court – Once you have reviewed the draft and are satisfied with it, you can confidently submit it to the other side or to court. We will provide you with instructions on how to do this.

FAQs


Q1: Are you a law firm?

A: No, we are not solicitors.

Q2: How quickly can I receive my documents?

A: Typically, you will receive your defence or claim within 2 business days after submitting all required information although on request we can do this in 1 day.

Q3: Is my information secure?

A: Yes, we use secure encryption methods to protect your data and ensure your privacy.


Service-Specific Questions

Q4: What if I need additional help?

A: We charge our standard fee for additional help.

Q5: Can you represent me in court?

A: No, we prepare your defence or claim documents, but representation in court must be done by you or a qualified Solicitor or McKenzie friend (A friend who speaks on your behalf).

Q6: What types of cases do you not handle?

A: We do not handle criminal cases, nor do we handle any cases referring to family law (Divorce), or immigration. We also cannot act in what are known as Reserved Legal Activities:

  • Reserved instrument activities: Preparing certain legal documents, particularly related to property transactions.
  • Probate activities (Wills) : Preparing legal documents relating to grants of probate.
  • Notarial activities: Certifying documents in a notarial capacity.
  • Administration of oaths: Taking oaths or affirmations.

Q7: What Case Law data bases do you use?

  • British and Irish Legal Information Institute: Provides to judgments from UK courts, including the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, and tribunals.
  • Judiciary UK: Publishes selected judgments from higher courts and tribunals, along with judicial speeches and other resources.
  • Supreme Court of the UK: Includes recent judgments, case summaries, and procedural updates for the UK Supreme Court.
  • Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service: Provides decisions from Scotland’s courts, including the Court of Session and High Court of Justiciary.
  • Northern Ireland Judiciary: Hosts judgments and legal resources for Northern Ireland’s courts.
  • Legislation: Official repository for UK primary and secondary legislation, including Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments.
  • Legal Guidance and Tribunals (GOV.UK): Provides guidance on legal matters, access to tribunal decisions, and links to statutory guidance.
  • Tribunals Judiciary: Features tribunal decisions and procedural information.
  • European Law and Human Rights (EUDOC (European Court of Human Rights)): Contains case law from the European Court of Human Rights relevant to UK legal practice.
  • European Union Law (EUR-Lex): Provides access to EU case law, treaties, and legislation.
  • Miscellaneous Legal Resources
    • Charity Commission Decisions: Publishes charity tribunal decisions and related legal information.
    • ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) Decisions: Contains decisions and guidance on data protection and freedom of information.
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