ESCALATE
Escalate – the award-winning commercial dispute solution that removes ALL financial risk and targets a prompt settlement.
The dispute resolution process is stacked against anyone wanting to make a claim. The time adds up, the bills increase, and you're often forced to pay expenses upfront - and that’s before you even consider the other side’s costs if the case is lost.
Our transparent no-recovery no-cost, accountancy-led process is transforming how businesses manage their commercial disputes.
We're already helping to unlock £15 million of cash for businesses in a variety of commercial disputes. Could you protect your cashflow by using Escalate?
Our transparent no-recovery no-cost, accountancy-led process is transforming how businesses manage their commercial disputes.
We're already helping to unlock £15 million of cash for businesses in a variety of commercial disputes. Could you protect your cashflow by using Escalate?
No recovery, nothing to pay
If we can’t reach a settlement on your behalf, you don’t pay out. We also protect you from the other party’s costs with our built-in insurance policy.
Fixed fee upon success
There is a fixed fee structure for all cases – so that you have complete transparency from the very beginning and there are no nasty surprises later on.
Money back in 3 months
The Escalate process targets your money back in just 3 months – to help your business with its cashflow.
Old and new disputes resolved
If you have a past dispute that you wrote off because you thought it would be too time-consuming and expensive, Escalate can look into it. Could you boost your business’s cashflow by using Escalate?
Award winning innovation
The Escalate process was recognised as ‘Innovation of the Year’ at the prestigious British Accountancy Awards in 2017
ESCALATE PARTNERS
Escalate partners with a number of leading professional businesses from across the UK, including top accountants, lawyers, funders and membership bodies.
We’re now inviting interested parties to become part of the Escalate process and join the Escalate panel.
Contact Chris Clay, Managing Director of Escalate, for more information or to sign up.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS AND PARTNERS SAY
LATEST NEWS
ESCALATE SHORTLISTED FOR TWO MORE PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS
Following its success at the British Accountancy Awards last autumn, Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution process for SMEs, has now also been recognised in two prestigious legal awards. Escalate was developed by a group of leading professional services businesses that wanted to challenge the way commercial disputes are resolved and unlock the market for[…]
Institution of Lighting Professional signs up to Escalate
The Institution of Lighting Professionals (ILP) has become the first major membership body to offer the award-winning Escalate dispute resolution process as part of its member benefits package. All of the ILP’s Membership now have access to the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution process, which was recently named ‘Innovation of the Year’ at the British Accountancy[…]
Decipher partners with ground-breaking new dispute resolution process
Leading construction consultancy, Decipher, has become the latest professional services business to join Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution service for SMEs. Escalate helps businesses to remove all financial risk and achieve a prompt settlement in pursuing a wide range of commercial disputes. It was named ‘Innovation of the Year’ at the prestigious British Accountancy[…]
Tom Watkinson joins award-winning dispute resolution business
Well-known Midlands-based lawyer and businessman Tom Watkinson has joined Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution process for SMEs. Tom will help grow Escalate’s presence in the Midlands market, drawing on his 25 years of experience of working at a number of top professional services firms across the region. Escalate helps businesses to remove all financial[…]
Escalate wins prestigious industry award
Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution process for SMEs, has been named ‘Innovation of the Year’ at this year’s British Accountancy Awards. Escalate helps SMEs to achieve a prompt settlement to a wide range of commercial disputes, with fixed fees payable only on a successful outcome and no upfront costs. Chris Clay, one of the[…]
Escalate extends national roll-out
Accountancy firms PKF Francis Clark and Armstrong Watson have become the latest professional services businesses to join Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution process for SMEs. The additions of PKF Francis Clark, the South West’s largest independent accountancy firm, and Armstrong Watson, which is the market leading regional accountancy practice in the north of England,[…]
Fintech star joins Escalate dispute resolution platform
Fast-growing Fintech business Capitalise.com has become the latest professional services business to join Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution service for SMEs. Capitalise.com, an online funding platform, has become the latest new Escalate partner in the past few weeks, following the recent agreement signed with leading peer-to-peer lender ArchOver. Other Escalate partners include accountants PKF,[…]
Leading peer-to-peer business lender joins Escalate dispute resolution platform
Peer-to-peer (P2P) business lending platform ArchOver has become the latest professional services business to sign up to Escalate, the ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution service for SMEs. Archover, which has facilitated over £37 million of funding for UK businesses, is the first P2P lending platform to join a growing number of leading national and regional Escalate[…]
Professional services specialists join forces to transform commercial dispute resolution for SMEs
A group of leading professional services businesses – including accountants PKFand law firms Bermans and Moore Blatch – have come together to launch a ground-breaking commercial dispute resolution service for SMEs. The new process – called Escalate – removes the barriers that currently prevent claimants from pursuing their cases by helping them with their cashflow. […]