The firm has tabled a Royal Court claim seeking repayment of nearly £100,000 in unpaid invoices from Unite the Union.
Collas Crill chief operating officer Mike Tidd said that the dispute was actually with the London head office of Unite rather than the Jersey branch.
‘We have a long-standing and excellent relationship with Nick Corbel and the union locally,’ he said. ‘It is the main London office that is named on the court document.’
Unite disputes the bills submitted by Collas Crill. The union’s legal director, Howard Beckett, said that Unite would not sign away members’ money if there was no accountability as to why costs had been incurred.
