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A Legal 500 Leading Firm of Solicitors based in Southend and Chelmsford, Essex
Jefferies Law Solicitors has been providing legal services to the local community and across Essex since 1898.
Jefferies Awarded Legal 500 Accreditations
The eagerly anticipated Legal 500 results are in and we are delighted with the outcome. Highly regarded in the global legal market as bringing forward the most up-to-date and comprehensive scores of leading law firms, these results only showcase firms that offer the ‘most cutting edge and innovative advice’.
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We are Award Winning Solicitors in Southend and Chelmsford, Essex
Jefferies Solicitors have the expertise to ensure you get the results you’re looking for. We’re well-established and offer the entire range of legal services, including family law, conveyancing and property law, medical negligence and personal injury, wills, probate and LPAs, plus advice for businesses on all employment matters and disputes.
We have been established Southend-on-Sea Solicitors since 1898, building an excellent reputation within the town and its surrounding areas through our award-winning legal services to our clients throughout the generations.
In recent years, we have grown to provide even more services to our clients, and we opened our Chelmsford office in 2017.
Find out more about Jefferies and our proud heritage here.
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