Jamie Jones
Partner, Litigation and Dispute Resolution
I began my career working for a firm of specialist lawyers in the city and gained a training contract with a multi-office and multi-discipline firm. There, I completed my training in civil litigation and private client whilst maintaining a busy costs practice before being admitted to the roll in 2015.
I joined Stone Rowe Brewer in 2017, leading in costs management and recovery, as well as representing clients in civil disputes. I subsequently joined SRB’s commercial department in 2019 and since then, I have carefully established a successful Litigation and Dispute Resolution team which focuses on achieving the best possible outcome for our clients.
I was promoted to Partner in 2024, and my practice involves advising on all aspects of civil and commercial disputes, from pre-action negotiations, court proceedings and mediation, representing a diverse clientele from private individuals to small and medium sized businesses.
I am particularly interested in acting for clients (whether Claimant or Defendant) in complex matters and achieving a strategic resolution.
As the firm’s Training Principal, I am also responsible for supervising our trainees and ensuring the quality of their training, so that our future lawyers can begin their careers well prepared and confident.
Hobbies/Interests
Outside of work, I am an avid theatre-goer, enjoy eating out and travelling as often as I can.
I am also an accredited mediator (Civil and Commercial) and in that capacity, I am able accept instructions to attempt to settle disputes at a confidential meeting which has the benefit of saving time, emotional distress, reputations and often, significant costs. Mediation is an emerging and extremely important alternative dispute resolution method which should be considered at the earliest stage possible in any civil or commercial dispute. If you have a family dispute and require the help of a mediator, my colleague, Lisa Broddle, will be happy to assist you.
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a completely voluntary and confidential form of alternative dispute resolution. It involves an independent, impartial person helping two or more individuals or groups (separately or together) reach a solution that’s acceptable to everyone.
Mediators are not engaged to make judgments or decide on matters – they ask questions and assist parties in understanding issues. A good mediator will help a party clarify their objectives and identify the important issues in resolving a difference or dispute.
Qualifications & Education:
- Swansea University & SUNY Albany, USA
- Accredited Mediator (London School of Mediation)
Appointments
- Accredited Mediator (Civil & Commercial)
Departments
Client Feedback
“Jamie and the team have been fantastic through a very stressful period and I couldn’t recommend him enough. It was a completely new situation for me to be in and Jamie did a marvellous job of breaking things down and talking them through with me so I had a better understanding of what my options were. Thank you again.”
“I cannot recommend Jamie Jones highly enough. Throughout a rather frustrating case his professionalism, patience, and kindness have been exemplary.”
“Jamie was very proactive, knowledgeable and thorough in every detail.”