Small business & consumer claims

Your claim.
A clear way
forward.

When a dispute gets in the way of your business or everyday life, start a conversation about what comes next.

Chris Dawson   /   Legal counselA conversation is a place to start.

Practice areas

Real disputes.
Practical next steps.

Every claim has its own circumstances. Begin with the problem you are facing and find out whether Chris can help.

Small business claims

A disagreement with a customer, supplier or service provider can take time and attention away from your business.

  • Payment and invoice disputes
  • Contract disagreements
  • Issues with suppliers or services
Discuss a business claim

Consumer claims

When a purchase or service does not go as expected, it can be difficult to know where to turn.

  • Disputes over purchases or services
  • Billing and refund disagreements
  • Concerns about business practices
Discuss a consumer claim

Not sure where your matter fits? Start with a brief description.

Chris Dawson

Small business & consumer claims

Meet Chris

Start with your
side of the story.

Chris Dawson handles claims involving small businesses and consumers. Share a brief outline of your situation to begin a conversation about your matter.

Get in touch with Chris

A straightforward first step.

A short introduction is all you need to begin.

01

Outline your situation

Describe the issue in a few sentences. Keep the first message general and leave out confidential details.

02

Include the basics

Share your contact information and where the matter arose so the inquiry has the context it needs.

03

Discuss what comes next

Before any representation begins, the scope of the matter and an engagement would need to be agreed.

Contact Chris

Let’s talk
about your claim.

Tell Chris a little about what happened and how to reach you.

Tell us about your matter

Select where the matter arose. These options do not indicate where Chris is admitted to practice.

Messages are not delivered yet. This form opens a sample confirmation.

This form does not establish an attorney–client relationship.

Before you get in touch.

What should I include in my first message?

A brief outline of the dispute, where it arose, and your contact information are a useful starting point. Avoid sensitive or confidential details in an initial inquiry.

Can I include documents?

This initial form does not accept documents. Keep relevant paperwork available and wait until an appropriate way to share it has been confirmed.