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With us, you always know where you stand

When you choose Willans, you can rest assured that you’ll have solicitors of the highest calibre on your side, offering outstanding legal advice. Our solicitors in Cheltenham are rated by independent guides Chambers and The Legal 500 for technical expertise, so you can be confident that you are in very safe hands.

We believe in clear, open and honest communication at every step of the way. This means you will always know where you stand, whether we’re helping you with business matters, or with your personal legal needs.

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Bridget Redmond - Willans solicitors in Cheltenham
"We build real lasting relationships with our clients. People know they are more than a transaction at Willans – it’s the reason why most of our work is for repeat clients, or people they’ve recommended us to."
Bridget Redmond LLB, Managing partner
  • 864+
    Combined years' experience
  • 1947
    The year our Cheltenham law firm was established
  • £120k
    raised for charities since 2012
  • 46 outstanding recommendations in national legal guide

WE ADVISE GLOBAL CLIENTS ON UK LAW

International reach, with local roots

We’re a Cheltenham law firm, but we also advise global companies and individuals doing business in the UK.

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Trusted legal partners to businesses in a wide range of sectors

  • Sector:Charities & not-for-profit organisations

    Trusted by the UK’s largest and smallest charities

    Whether you’re an established charity or you’re looking to set-up a charitable organisation, it’s essential that you’re backed by lawyers who understand the third sector from the inside out.
    Charities & not-for-profit organisations
  • Technology
    Sector:Technology

    Legal support in a fast-paced industry

    Our team is made up of lawyers with experience in working with businesses in the technology field. This gives us a robust understanding of new legal challenges so we can advise you accurately and appropriately on a wide range of straightforward and unique legal issues - including intellectual property disputes over digital content and data.
    Technology
  • Sector:Manufacturing & engineering

    An integrated, partner-led legal service proven to deliver

    Our lawyers have worked successfully with many large and small engineering businesses for decades.
    Manufacturing & engineering
  • Sector:Professional practices

    Responsive legal advice to keep your professional practice thriving

    Whether you’re setting up, running, joining, restructuring or leaving a professional practice, we will help you to ensure that your legal decisions are sound, the process is smooth and obligations are met.
    Professional practices
  • Restaurant
    Sector:Hospitality & leisure

    A multi-disciplinary legal team to help you stay competitive

    From advising on acquisitions and disposals to drawing up employment contracts and securing bespoke licenses, our solicitors have a wealth of experience in acting for clients in the hospitality and leisure industries.
    Hospitality & leisure
  • Clothes shop
    Sector:Retail

    Expert guidance for the legal aspects of running a retail business

    Our multi-disciplinary team of solicitors understand the retail sector, and we’ll work with you to develop bespoke legal solutions.
    Retail
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