litigation

INJUNCTIONS

Urgent legal advice and representation for individuals and businesses seeking or responding to injunction applications and other immediate court relief

When should you seek legal advice?

You should consider obtaining legal advice immediately where urgent court intervention may be required to prevent serious harm, preserve assets, protect confidential information, restrain conduct or maintain the position until a dispute can be fully determined.

What should you do now?

Keep all documents and correspondence relating to the dispute, identify any immediate deadline or threatened action, and make a clear note of the events giving rise to the urgency. Avoid taking steps that may undermine your position before obtaining advice.

documents that may be useful

  • Relevant contracts or agreements
  • Correspondence and notices
  • Evidence of the threatened or ongoing conduct
  • Financial or commercial records
  • Court papers, if already issued
  • Documents showing urgency or potential harm
  • Details of any hearing or response deadline

How o'Regan little solicitors llp can help

O’Regan Little Solicitors LLP can assess whether injunctive relief may be available or how an injunction application should be defended, advise on urgency and evidence, prepare the necessary court documentation and provide representation in proceedings.

Frequently asked questions

What is an injunction?

An injunction is a court order requiring a person or organisation to do, or refrain from doing, a particular act. Injunctions are often sought where urgent intervention is needed before the underlying dispute is finally resolved.


How quickly can an injunction application happen?

In urgent cases, injunction applications can move very quickly. The appropriate procedure and timetable will depend on the circumstances, the relief sought and the court involved.


What documents should I bring to an initial consultation?

Bring or send the relevant agreements, correspondence, notices, evidence of the conduct in question, court papers if any, and details of any immediate deadline or threatened action.

Need Urgent Injunctive Relief?

Speak with O’Regan Little about the circumstances, the urgency and any immediate court or response deadline.