Free Dispute Resolution Templates

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These documents facilitate the formal resolution of legal conflicts, ranging from employment grievances to consumer claims and commercial arbitration. You will find templates for a Section 75 Consumer Credit Act claim letter and a binding arbitration agreement. This category covers pre-litigation and settlement actions, whereas purely internal HR management falls under employment contracts.

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Letter to complain about a delay to a service by Citizens Advice
This template is a formal letter designed for a consumer to complain to a service provider about a delay in work that was agreed upon. It references the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and requests the service to be completed within a specified timeframe before further action is considered.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Contract Addendum - Free Legal Template
This Contract Addendum serves to modify an existing original agreement between two parties. It outlines specific amendments to the initial contract while affirming that all other terms and conditions of the original agreement remain in full force. The addendum includes standard clauses for dispute resolution, governing law, confidentiality, and termination.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Contract Addendum - Free Legal Template
This Contract Addendum is designed to modify an existing "Original Agreement" between two parties. It allows for specific amendments to be outlined while ensuring all other terms and conditions of the original agreement remain in full force. The document includes standard clauses covering dispute resolution, governing law, confidentiality, and termination.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Arbitration Agreement - Free Legal Template
This document is an Arbitration Agreement template designed for parties to agree on resolving future disputes through binding arbitration. It outlines the scope of disputes covered, the rules and location for arbitration, and how the arbitrator's award will be handled. The agreement also specifies the allocation of costs and the governing law.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
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This template is a formal Letter Before Action, also known as a demand letter, sent to a debtor who has an outstanding payment. It outlines the debt amount, invoice number, and original due date, serving as a final warning before legal action is initiated. The letter provides a specified timeframe for payment to resolve the matter amicably.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Letter to complain about energy mis-selling by Citizens Advice
This document is a formal complaint letter from a consumer to an energy provider. It details a claim of mis-selling an energy contract, specifically regarding a misleading tariff price. The letter requests a written response within 10 working days to address the issue.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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