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Richmond law firm on Cooney Road in City Centre, practising as a general firm: property purchases and sales, business and corporate matters, wills, estates and probate, family law and injury claims. A long-running local practice with several partners.
In the City Centre neighbourhood of Richmond.
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Well-known Richmond firm, formally Pryke Lambert Leathley Russell LLP, in the Pacific Business Centre at Cooney and Ackroyd. Broad practice spanning business and commercial law, property deals, employment, wills and estates, family matters and litigation.
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Richmond solicitor's office concentrating almost entirely on estates: wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements, probate and estate administration, plus wills-variation claims and elder law. Thirty-plus years at the same narrow specialty.
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