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At Owen White & Catlin LLP, we offer a different type of legal service:
Our commitment to providing the best possible service is recognised by clients and professional associations alike. We have a high level of client satisfaction and retention, as evidenced on our testimonials page. The Law Society has awarded us the Lexcel Quality Mark for excellence in client care and legal practice management, so you can be assured that our service meets the highest possible standards. The Law Society has also awarded us accreditation for our Conveyancing service, giving you confidence in the high quality and standards delivered by our Property Law team.
Our Private Client team provides clear advice and support that is tailored to our clients’ circumstances.
Our Family Law team adopts a positive and constructive approach aimed at minimising emotional and financial burdens.
Our Employment Law services are tailored to both employers and employees.
We provide client-focused Property Law services to home buyers and sellers.
Our Personal Injury Solicitors are accredited members of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers.
Find out moreWe have an experienced Civil Litigation team that works closely with our clients to devise strategies aimed at securing the best possible outcome.
Find out moreWe help and support businesses of all sizes to achieve their commercial objectives and contribute to their overall success.
Our experienced, dedicated Criminal Law Solicitors will robustly defend your rights.
Owen White & Catlin's Ashford and Shepperton offices have raised £341.01 in support of the Shooting Star Chase Children's Hospice Care (www.shootingstarchase.org.uk). Well done to all involved!
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