I'd start with a solicitor first - the accountant can come in to bayonet the dead afterwards.
The law is clear enough. The facts need to be established, and that is what an accountant can do.
If OP goes to a good solicitor, the advice would likely be to get the accounts drawn up so the amount to be claimed is clear.
I'd have thought that a good solicitor's letter to the other guy might well put manners on him and eliminate the need for further chasing.
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