Jacob Porter - Maidstone
Griffin Law

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Business Description

Griffin Law provides expert advice to individuals and businesses involved in disputes of all kinds. It is a firm of innovative, proactive, tenacious, and commercially minded lawyers. The firm's work includes:

  • Landlord and Tenant Disputes;
  • Business Disputes;
  • Construction Disputes;
  • Insolvency & Restructuring;
  • Debt & Contractual Recovery;
  • Copyright Infringement;
  • Divorce, Family & Matrimonial;
  • Employment Disputes;
  • Contentious Probate;
  • Defamation & Privacy; and
  • Insurance Claims & Dispute.

Griffin Law has now extended its services to offer clients:​

  • Mediation, providing another form of alternative dispute resolution for its clients;
  • Non-contentious insolvency.

Accreditations & Qualifications

Jacob specialises in commercial litigation and financial divorce proceedings.

After qualifying in 2023, Jacob played an important role in some of the firm’s most high-profile cases. From his involvement in large-value and highly contentious litigation, Jacob has gained a wealth of experience which he has utilised to advise his clients on the most effective manner to progress their cases. Jacob works with individual and corporate clients from a variety of industries, building positive rapport resulting in rewarding professional relationships.

Recent Cases

Commercial Cases:

  • Successfully finalised a large corporate settlement when acting for a company, its parent entity and one of its directors in relation to a dispute with a now-former director.
  • Jacob is currently advising a corporate client in a debt recovery claim to recover sums loaned to other corporate entities with a combined claim value in excess of £15m.

Family Cases:

  • Jacob has acted for several clients throughout all stages of their divorce, with matrimonial assets of a modest value, and also for higher net worth individuals, attempting to efficiently settle all matters without the need for the court’s involvement.
  • Currently involved in high-profile divorce proceedings requiring the urgent implication of a non-molestation order to protect the well-being of their client.