Solicitors in Blackfriars
Solicitors in Blackfriars
Corporate disputes, employment claims, property transactions and private client work all flow through the solicitors' offices clustered around Blackfriars, in the heart of the City of London's legal quarter.
The area's dense concentration of firms around Fleet Street and Ludgate Hill reflects its long history as a centre for the legal profession. Thirteen of the fourteen firms listed sit within Blackfriars itself, with just one based further out in Hackney. Given the sheer choice on offer here, comparing a few firms' specialisms first is worth the effort.
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Orr Litchfield Solicitors provides efficient and effective legal solutions for individuals and businesses
We are a contemporary London law firm, rooted in tradition with a lasting legacy of client service
Levison Meltzer Pigott solicitors in Blackfriars London - Excellence, empathy and strength in divorce and family law
Solicitors for people injured or treated unlawfully at work, acting for trade unions and individuals in Blackfriars and across the country.
When it comes to finding the right solicitor, you have options. At TMA Legal in central London, we understand this, so we always strive to provide more.
Taylor Rose Solicitors in Blackfriars stands out as a premier independent law firm. Its team of 1,700 experts serves clients nationwide for personal and business legal needs.
Our modern, forward thinking approach has seen us stay at the forefront of what is now a fast moving, evolving market. This has been achieved by listening to our clients’ feedback and committing to providing the highest possible levels of customer service.
Greenwoods is a law firm that invests in the stories of its clients. We work with real people, doing remarkable things.
A leading boutique family law firm, renowned for complex children, divorce and international work.
Banks Kelly Solicitors has been part of the City of London’s legal fabric since 1952.
Showing firms in fair rotation order. Placement is based on how complete and up-to-date a firm's information is. Firms cannot pay for a higher placement
