Solicitors that speak your language
Speaking to a legal firm can feel daunting. You may have a fear of being overcharged, confused due to not understanding the language used by solicitors or you may not even know which specific legal service you need, which can be a real barrier for some potential clients who require support.
At Talbots, we are different.
We are a full-service, employee-owned law firm that’s dedicated to providing clear and jargon-free legal advice. With over 600 professionals across our offices, we showcase our expertise not through long words but by communicating clearly and simply.
We have 19 offices open to clients in Cheshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, the West Midlands and Worcestershire and operate nationwide from our central base, meaning you can always speak to someone when you need to, where you need to.
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Who we are
Talbots Law is a full service independent law firm and employee-owned trust. We are recognised among the top West Midlands law firms on ReviewSolicitors, with 94% of our clients recommending our services to family and friends.
How we work
We offer you all the usual legal services, like wills, employment advice, divorce, business services and help moving home. Our “For Law For Life” mantra underpins our desire to be a long-term partner to our clients, no matter which legal service our clients need.
The Talbots story
There has been a Talbots law firm since 1828, operating from our Kidderminster office. Talbots Law in its current form opened its doors in 1991 offering solely conveyancing services. Since then, we have expanded to offer much more. Take a look at our story.
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