Selachii LLP

Selachii is a fintech, bitcoin & commercial litigation law firm solving a range of legal problems for clients. The firm has a tenacious and entrepreneurial approach often challenging convention to achieve the client's goals. Litigation is never a pleasant experience but we can lessen the impact upon you and provide you with bespoke advice best suited to your set of circumstances.

At Selachii, we do things a little differently. We offer the same level of experience and expertise as you would expect to find at a large city law firm, with state-of-the-art case management technology, taking the time to get to know our clients and treat them as individuals. Because we are a boutique practice our clients are people, not just case file numbers, and we look after them accordingly; the best interests of our clients are at the heart of everything we do.We work with both businesses and private individuals, giving them legal advice and support that is totally bespoke to them and their situation.

Digital currency is being used by a range of businesses and individuals to pay for goods and services. Digital currency, also known as cryptocurrency, is a low cost, easy to use legitimate source of funds which does not attract sales tax. There are calls for regulation and the UK Government says it plans to introduce regulation, but unless and until that happens there are legal and compliance risks associated with your use digital currency that you should be aware of.With no regulations, Bitcoin and the like are at risk of being used for fraudulent and other criminal gain.

Legal disputes come in all shapes and sizes, and the law which applies to their resolution depends on the subject matter e.g. The potential for complexity in legal disputes can, if not managed expertly, lead to excessive delay and high costs. Selachii are expert in all areas of dispute resolution and always put the best interests of our clients at the heart of everything we do. We work with both businesses and private individuals, giving them legal advice and support which is unique to them and their situation.

ADR is the generic term for legal dispute resolution by any means other than formal litigation (going to court). The advantages of ADR are that it is normally quicker and cheaper than litigation. However, ADR is not a panacea: there will be occasions when litigation is a more sensible alternative. Mediation is the term used to describe a process whereby a qualified mediator helps the two sides in a dispute to reach a negotiated resolution. The courts now require an attempt to be made to mediate most disputes before the parties resort to formal court proceedings.