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Each year Legal 500 undertakes a research-based assessment of the reputation and quality of work of leading law firms in the UK.
The 2017 results were announced in October and we have received formal recognition in a number of practice areas. These include Corporate & Commercial, Commercial Property, Commercial Litigation, Medical Negligence, Agriculture & Estates, Family Law, Personal Tax, Trusts & Probate.
Together with our successes in the LFS Conveyancing Awards, where we won silver in the national Overall Conveyancing Firm of the Year category and also won Regional Conveyancing Firm of the Year in Yorkshire and the North East, the Legal 500 accolades provide independent recognition of the quality of our work and our ability to turn legal technical knowledge into something of practical benefit to our commercial and personal clients.
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