For the work behind the dispute.
A consultancy for people who care about resolving matters properly — and a weekly briefing for those who want to understand how.
A different kind
of brief.
Fash Legal Consultancy began with a simple observation from three decades in and around the law: most disputes are won or lost long before anyone reaches a courtroom. The parties who fare best are the ones who understand their position early, choose their process deliberately, and put their case — on paper and in person — with clarity.
The practice serves that moment. Through mediation and conflict resolution consultancy, case management support and legal content writing, Barrister Abimbola Fashina helps parties isolate the issues that matter, consider the alternatives seriously, and reach outcomes to which each side can assent.
Make the hard parts more legible.
We translate the lived experience of conflict into clear, usable counsel — whether the matter is heading to mediation, already in proceedings, or still just a difficult conversation.
Practical over performative
Every brief ends with something you can use — a clearer position, a sharper question, or a settled next step. Advice that cannot be acted upon is noise.
Settlement as strategy
Litigation is a last resort, not a reflex. The Civil Procedure Rules expect parties to consider the alternatives — and so do we, from the first conversation.
Independent by design
A mediator must be, and must be seen to be, neutral. The same discipline runs through every consultancy engagement: the advice serves the resolution, not the drama.
Fairness, early
Fairness is best served when the issues between the parties are identified as early as possible. The overriding objective promotes this — and it is how every matter here begins.
Abimbola Fashina.
Barrister · A. A. Fashina LLB (Honours)
The overriding objective of good procedure is dealing with cases justly and effectively: acquitting the innocent and convicting the guilty, recognising the rights of the defendant, respecting the interests of witnesses and victims, and dealing with the case efficiently and expeditiously. It is no part of a fair outcome that matters be determined by procedural manoeuvres — see R (DPP) v Chorley Justices [2006] EWHC 1795. That conviction, formed across thirty years of practice and administration, shapes every engagement this consultancy takes on.
Book a Consultancy SessionCredentials & practice areas
- 01Jurist with over 30 years of Western administration
- 02Expert in mediation and conflict resolution consultancies
- 03Immigration and Nationality expert
- 04Case management consultancy — criminal law, administrative law and the law of contract
- 05Legal content writing and plain-English drafting