Which is why every day we're meeting clients, online and in person (by prior arrangement). As opportunities, challenges, and sometimes life-changing situations come your way, talk to a law firm that finds new routes through the complexity and the unknown. We're a law firm that focuses on your needs - not ours - and on getting you to a better place, calmly and sensitively.
We start conversations that open up new routes through complexity and the unknown - paths that lead towards new courses of action and original, workable solutions. South East-based law firm, Moore Barlow has announced the appointment of Rebecca Sparrow as a partner in the Court of. Warren v DSG Retail Limited Background In a recent High Court decision that will be welcomed by data controllers and.
We start conversations that open up new routes through complexity and the unknown - paths that lead towards new courses of action and original, workable solutions. South East-based law firm, Moore Barlow has announced the appointment of Rebecca Sparrow as a partner in the Court of. Warren v DSG Retail Limited Background In a recent High Court decision that will be welcomed by data controllers and.
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At Moore Barlow, we focus on helping entrepreneurs and leaders of businesses and organisations, and private individuals and families through the opportunities, the challenges, and the sometimes life-altering circumstances that may come your way. For us, it is all about starting a conversation and building a relationship between people who care about the outcome, rather than just between a 'firm' and a 'client'.
We work locally, regionally, nationally and internationally - to provide you with the help and support you need. Whatever your circumstances or legal requirements, our teams of lawyers work in an agile and collaborative way across location, drawing in colleagues with specialist expertise where needed, to ensure we provide you with the best service and the best solution for your needs.
It is important to have the backing of a law firm that stays ahead of the game. At Moore Barlow, we provide specialist legal advice and support that can benefit a wide range of business areas.
This includes real estate, mergers and acquisitions, commercial services, data protection, IP and rural businesses, dispute resolution, all employment matters, health and safety regulation, advice regarding immigration, insolvency and business recovery, debt recovery, and specialist advice for educational establishments.
This includes real estate, mergers and acquisitions, commercial services, data protection, IP and rural businesses, dispute resolution, all employment matters, health and safety regulation, advice regarding immigration, insolvency and business recovery, debt recovery, and specialist advice for educational establishments.
Anyone who has anything to do with running a charity quickly finds they have a separate and independent body of law with which they must comply and which affects nearly every transaction that they undertake.
The sector is overwhelmed by demands: regulation, changing legislation, fulfilling their charitable objectives, expectations of trustees, their employees, supporters and service users and all whilst conducting their charitable work under the watchful eye of the media and the general public.
The sector is overwhelmed by demands: regulation, changing legislation, fulfilling their charitable objectives, expectations of trustees, their employees, supporters and service users and all whilst conducting their charitable work under the watchful eye of the media and the general public.
In corporate legal matters, time is often critical. You may need to seize an opportunity or respond rapidly to a developing situation. Your time is valuable and has many demands on it, and you need to be able to make decisions fast, without feeling rushed or pressured.
So, you need corporate lawyers who can explain even the most complex business legal matters clearly and succinctly, providing precisely the information and advice you need to help you act quickly and confidently.This is exactly how we support our corporate clients.
So, you need corporate lawyers who can explain even the most complex business legal matters clearly and succinctly, providing precisely the information and advice you need to help you act quickly and confidently.This is exactly how we support our corporate clients.
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Roy Newton
Apr 25, 2021
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This is a company my ex wife used to sort out the break up of the family home ,
Duncan at Woking branch seems to be extremely useless with his communication and replying to a simple email, if not sometimes rude
A very simple process that has so far taken 6 months for them to sort out .
Personally speaking to my ex wife she is saying that she can never get in contact with any one
And gets no response to email .
Useless law firm personally I would never use them
To even sort out a parking ticket dispute.
Duncan at Woking branch seems to be extremely useless with his communication and replying to a simple email, if not sometimes rude
A very simple process that has so far taken 6 months for them to sort out .
Personally speaking to my ex wife she is saying that she can never get in contact with any one
And gets no response to email .
Useless law firm personally I would never use them
To even sort out a parking ticket dispute.
Delphine P.
Jan 13, 2020
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The facts about Barlow Robbins:
1. David Ludlow (partner in Barlow Robbins) told me that my case would cost me £20-30,000 and take 2-18 months. I am then informed, when I am 2/3 through my case, that my costs will be c£100,000 and about £80,000 for the defendant should I lose. It is also 3 and 1/2 years since I registered with Barlow Robbins.
2. Two duplicate charges (£1,218 and £1,218.74 + VAT) were added to one of my invoices.
3. £2,400 I paid to Barlow Robbins for the barrister was used to offset one of my bills. (This is against Client Money Regulations). I only discovered this when
1. David Ludlow (partner in Barlow Robbins) told me that my case would cost me £20-30,000 and take 2-18 months. I am then informed, when I am 2/3 through my case, that my costs will be c£100,000 and about £80,000 for the defendant should I lose. It is also 3 and 1/2 years since I registered with Barlow Robbins.
2. Two duplicate charges (£1,218 and £1,218.74 + VAT) were added to one of my invoices.
3. £2,400 I paid to Barlow Robbins for the barrister was used to offset one of my bills. (This is against Client Money Regulations). I only discovered this when
Mrs. Bourne
Nov 25, 2019
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John Morley
Nov 25, 2016
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