Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Phone
0131 656 5752
Address
Caledonian Exchange 19A Canning Street Edinburgh EH3 8HE
Adam Gardiner is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution team based in Edinburgh. He is available to assist with disputes involving individuals and businesses.
Adam has experience in acting for both pursuers and defenders in a wide range of cases and he frequently acts in the Sheriff Court and Court of Session. He has experience in many areas including commercial litigation, debt recovery, boundary disputes and access disputes, commercial leases and irritancy, professional negligence, title conditions, executry disputes, ownership disputes and actions for division and sale and guardianship applications or other applications in terms of the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000.
He also has significant experience with private residential tenancies. He advises landlords, tenants and letting agents regularly. This includes appearing frequently at the First-tier Tribunal in relation to eviction applications and civil applications.
Adam is always willing to focus on resolving disputes effectively without court action. He has assisted with a number of mediation and arbitration cases.
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