Led by Neil O’Callaghan, Machins Solicitors LLP's dispute resolution group in Luton is well-regarded for its experience in appearing before the High Court, Court of Appeal, County Courts, with its caseload consisting of will challenges, TOLATA claims, and claims arising under the Inheritance Act 1975. ‘Standout lawyer’ Benedict Smith demonstrates noteworthy strength in matters arising at the intersection between probate and property law.
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‘I think Machins' client-driven, commercially-minded and pragmatic offering stands out. They are particularly good at communicating with clients, and provide reasoned and practicable advice.’
‘Benedict Smith is a standout lawyer whose eye for technical detail makes him a valuable member of the legal team in particularly challenging matters. When Benedict is involved, I am always confident that the case has been thoroughly prepared and ready for argument in Court.’
‘Individuals at Machins are very personable. They take the time to get to know you, the problem and make a range of solutions for suggestions. I never felt pushed into doing anything or responding in a certain way. There was always a range of options.’
‘The practice has been nothing but supportive throughout my situation. I feel at ease when speaking with my solicitor and confident that I am putting my trust in the right people.’
‘Benedict Smith is incredibly informative and honest.'
‘I value this practice for its expert, personalized services and efficient use of technology.’
‘The individuals I work with stand out due to their exceptional commitment and expertise. Their innovative approach and dedication to understanding client needs sets them apart from competitors. I particularly value their transparency, efficiency, and the ability to provide clear, actionable advice.'
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Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Practice head
Neil O’Callaghan
Other key lawyers
Benedict Smith