When we mentioned to someone that our conveyancing solicitor was Hugh Feeney they remarked "Huge…read moreFee, eh"? We had already mentioned to the solicitor that our property was slightly different in terms of how it was mortgaged as it was a cornish unit. He failed to remember this and it was clear he hadn't read the documentation sent to him. When our mortgage was delayed due to the solicitors error, I had to ring him up and point out the points on documentation he had missed! While I didn't find the fee's ridiculous, what I did find outrageous is that the solicitor had not done his job properly. He tried to make out that our mortgage broker was at fault when clearly it was his mistake. That annoyed me more than anything else, trying to blame his error on someone else who had done a sterling job. Feeney & Co was recommended to me by my mother in law who found them charming. After that incident, the house sale went smoothly but I lost trust and respect as a result of trying to blame the incident on someone who had been really helpful.

From my and alot of my clients experiences of Feeny & Co solicitors that review is not accurate and…read morei wouldn't bother yourself reading it. Hugh Feeny has had over 500 clients a year for aprox 15 years and this is the only bad review he has ever received. I have myself used him for 10 years and have never once been let down by his services, in fact I've always been highly impressed by his costumer care and his ability to always know the right thing to do! His fees are extremely reasonable for such a fantastic service, and are alot cheaper than alot of other firms who frankly do not give half as good a service as Mr Feeny. I would recommend Feeny & Co solicitors to anyone that asked me above any other firm, (and trust me I've used alot in my time) and Mr Feeny always does his job properly.

Really happy with the service I received from Barcan & Kirby, they acted with true professionalism,…read moresympathy and with empathy for my situation. Should I need to, I wouldn't hesitate to get in touch to use there services again in the future.

Very thorough and empathetic service. Needing a solicitor isn't a position you want to be in, but…read moreif you are, I would recommend them completely

I used the "Law Shop" service offered by these solicitors which is basically a face-to-face session…read moreoffering legal advice, paid by the minute. They assited me to do my own conveyancing on a property purchase and saved me about £400 or £500 compared to the normal cost of Solicitor's conveyancing. It's a great service if you are prepared to put the effort in yourself. Make sure you have all paperwork together before you see them and bank on needing a second short visit to tie up any loose ends. The service was so good I propmised I would give them a write up, so here it is!

Principle Law is a firm of Solicitors and Higher Court Advocates that deal with civil matters... so…read morewe're not talking criminal cases here! What they actually specialise in is commercial and personal legal matters. A friend of mine consulted one of the solicitors at this practice a while back about what he could do about being laid off. He felt that he had a case for unfair dismissal because the company he worked for let him go as part of their efforts to make cut backs, but continued to employ colleagues who had worked for the company for less time. He was given a free half hour session to discuss the matter and found that he was given all of the advice that he needed without needing to book a further appointment. It was ultimately decided that he had no grounds for a case as he did not possess the same skills and experience as his colleagues, and this was the most likely cause of them being retained. I think that the fact that solicitors offer free advice to people like my friend is wonderful. He would not have been able to afford to pay for it otherwise. Here's a list of the areas that Principle Law covers: Commercial: Employment and disputes: This includes offering advice on employment law, as well as dispute reconciliation and advocacy where possible, leading to litigation and dispute resolution if diplomacy doesn't work. Business start ups: Offering the client advice on how to register the business, e.g. as a limited company, sole trader or a partnership etc. Contractual issues, including the method by which a company decides to trade with other companies etc etc.. Banking issues and insolvency Health and Safety Licensing Personal matters: Individual employment issues (e.g. unfair dismissal, salary disputes etc.) Immigration Appeals Wills and Probate Personal Insolvency

I absolutely and wholeheartedly recommend this firm. From…read morestart to completion on a variety of some hugely emotional matters, Tom and Kirsten have been nothing but professional, helpful and empathetic. I always had confidence in their knowledge and experience to guide me through the legal process. They were always willing to listen and when needed, act quickly. I always felt important and valued - nothing was too small for them to act on. Highly recommended.

Very helpful, friendly staff. Victoria explained everything and the process was prompt and…read moreefficient. Very good communication too, we were kept informed throughout the process. I would be very happy to use them again and would recommend to anyone.

Now here's a business that is not likely to be affected by the new one way system that the council…read moreimplemented about a year ago. There's a few sure things in life: People need to eat. People need to sleep. And, people don't do as they're told! So, Principle Law is likely to be kept busy no matter the economic climate, and no matter which way the traffic flows! Principle Law is a firm of Solicitors and Higher Court Advocates that deal with civil matters... so we're not talking criminal cases here! What they actually specialise in is the following: Commercial: Employment and disputes: This includes offering advice on employment law, as well as dispute reconciliation and advocacy where possible, leading to litigation and dispute resolution if diplomacy doesn't work. Business start ups: Offering the client advice on how to register the business, e.g. as a limited company, sole trader or a partnership etc. Contractual issues, including the method by which a company decides to trade with other companies etc etc.. Banking issues and insolvency Health and Safety Licensing Personal matters: Individual employment issues (e.g. unfair dismissal, salary disputes etc.) Immigration Appeals Wills and Probate Personal Insolvancy

Solicitors and Notaries who care about people. Good value for money and an excellent service.read more

Let's be honest, I'm not even 30. I'm married, not divorced, I have never been involved in a civil…read moredispute and I, despite being sorely tempted, have never found myself at an employment tribunal. Therefore I have never needed a solicitor - until now. When I was made redundant earlier this month, my employer told me I had to get the redundancy agreement checked over by a solicitor. I didn't have a clue where to start and it scared me. Then someone (in the same boat) recommended Bevans. I phoned them up and they booked me in straight away, I headed up to their office and met a lovely lady called Lucinda who instantly put me at ease. She was honest and friendly and not at all condescending and sorted out my legal biz within an hour and the agreed fee. Easy peasy. If you're not used to solicitors and need a recommendation then seriously, Bevans is it.