Aaron & Partners LLP Info:

Name: Aaron & Partners LLP
Address 1: Grosvenor Court, Foregate Street, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 1HG
Tel 1: 01244 459 470
Address 2: Lakeside House, Oxon Business Park, Shrewsbury, SY3 5HJ
Tel 2: 01743 817 364
Address 3: Office 129, Manchester Business Park, 3000 Aviator Way, Manchester, M22 5TG
Tel 3: 08432 498 394
Email: enquiries@aaronandpartners.com
Web: https://www.aaronandpartners.com/

Site Title: Aaron & Partners LLP Solicitors Chester

Description Snippet: "Welcome to Aaron & Partners Solicitors. We are a law firm recommended in The Times Best Law Firms 2020, providing specialist and bespoke legal advice to our clients. At our core, we are a business law firm and provide specialist advice to companies, partnerships and individuals. Our partner-led service ensures that we deliver the required outcome whilst adding value at every turn. We are committed to your success and look forward to working with you whether you are looking for a solicitor in Chester, Shrewsbury or the wider area. Please rest assured it remains business as usual here at Aaron & Partners and we will continue to offer our usual high levels of service to our clients without interruption. We are closely following government guidelines and have contingency plans in place to ensure that we can ..." read more >>

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The Law Society Details for Aaron & Partners LLP:

Type:Licensed body law practice (ABS)
SRA ID:401104
SRA Regulated
Tel:01244 405555
Email: enquiries@aaronandpartners.com
Web:http://www.aaronandpartners.com
Head Office Address: 5-7 Grosvenor Court,
Foregate Street,
Chester,
Cheshire,
CH1 1HG

Areas of practice at this firm:

Administrative and public law
Advocacy
Higher courts rights - criminal
Agriculture
Banking
Charities
Children
Commercial litigation
Commercial property
Company and commercial
Construction
Consumer
Conveyancing - residential
Conveyancing Quality Scheme
Corporate finance
Cross-border
Debt and bankruptcy - personal
Debt recovery
Dispute resolution - civil mediation
Dispute resolution - commercial mediation
Employment
Energy and natural resources
Environment
European Community law
Family - general
Family - mediation
Financial services
Information Technology
Technology
Insolvency and restructuring - business
Insurance
Intellectual property
Landlord and tenant - residential
Licensing gaming and betting
Litigation - general
Higher courts rights - civil
Mental health
Mergers and acquisitions
Neighbour disputes
Planning
Private client - Probate
Probate
Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme
Private client - trusts
Private client - Wills
Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme
Professional negligence
Tax

Solicitors listed as being with this firm:

Shabina Ali - Admitted as a solicitor on 01/03/06
Richard Barge - Admitted as a solicitor on 16/09/96
Layla Caroline Barke-Jones - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/10/09
Benjamin Peter Brassington - Admitted as a solicitor on 01/02/13
Claire Brook - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/09/04
Charlotte Anne Butler - Admitted as a solicitor on 03/10/11
Paul James Caslin - Admitted as a solicitor on 03/01/17
Phillip Michael Caton - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/09/09
Janette Chillery - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/08/03
Nicholas Clarke - Admitted as a solicitor on 03/09/01
Bryony Laura Cook - Admitted as a solicitor on 02/03/15
Deborah Karen Coyne - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/09/04
Timothy James Philip Culpin - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/09/94
Steven John Davies - Admitted as a solicitor on 16/11/09
Mark Johnathan Davies - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/10/90
John Michael Devoy - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/11/90
Deborah Dugdale - Admitted as a solicitor on 16/09/19
David Simon Matthew Edwards - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/10/83
Rhiannon Sian Edwards - Admitted as a solicitor on 15/03/16
Simon Edgar Hargreaves Ellis - Admitted as a solicitor on 01/10/97

Languages spoken at this organisation: English, French, German, Italian, Punjabi, Pushtu, Spanish, Urdu, Welsh

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Details Returned by Companies House for Aaron & Partners LLP:

Registered office address: Grosvenor Court, Foregate Street, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 1HG
Company status: Active
Company type: Limited liability partnership
Incorporated on: 3 March 2004

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