Based in Peterborough, Buckles is one of East Anglia’s full-service regional firms with extensive expertise and an established reputation in all aspects of commercial work and private client legal services.
Buckles provide a comprehensive range of legal solutions to business and private clients, from offices ideally place to service East Anglia and the East Midlands and less than an hour from London. The flexible and commercially aware approach of Buckles lawyers has enabled specialist teams to be developed and deployed. The firm is forward-thinking and innovative in its approach to delivering effective client solutions.
The culture is enthusiastic and the firm values strong, long-term client relationships. The Buckles’ brief is to be creative, proactive, responsive and tenacious.
In October 2011, the firm was awarded LawNet's prestigious "Law Firm of the Year" award. LawNet is a network of 68 independent law firms across the UK and Ireland. The firm was praised for clear strategic direction, exemplary client and employee care and sustained financial performance.
Specialties
Specialists in Company Commercial, Employment, Litigation, Construction & Engineering, Social Housing, Commercial & Residential Property, Wills, Trusts & Probate, Personal Injury, Care Home Fees Planning, LPAs, Divorce & Family Matters.
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Buckles Solicitors LLP Activity on LinkedIn
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Buckles Solicitors LLP The fundraising event for the Rudolf Fund at our Peterborough office on 24 Feb is growing by the day! Local businesses have demonstrated their generosity by donating prizes for our raffle. Join us 10.30am-2pm. To find out more visit our website. -
Buckles Solicitors LLP Buckles Solicitors LLP Want to know what updates are happening in construction law? Head over to our website for our latest briefing. This month we have articles whether adjudicators have jurisdiction to award interest and we ask the question "Can a term be implied into a contract which requires the contractor to proceed with its works “regularly and diligently”?"
