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Blossom Law Solicitors is a leading law firm based in Ashford, Middlesex (close to Heathrow Airport), and provides a high quality legal service to people and businesses in Ashford, Sunbury, Kingston, Staines, Hounslow, Feltham, Richmond, Hampton and Slough. We think that we challenge the traditional perception of the high-street lawyer. For a start, we are ‘people people’ and don’t view clients as a unwanted distraction to being a lawyer. We want clients to feel that we take time to get to them, and to understand their reason for coming to us. We are building a law firm based on reputation, and clients will only refer other people to us if they have appreciated the service and value provided to them by us.
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The Powerhouse 21, Woodthorpe Road, Ashford Middlesex, United Kingdom
- 02079981641
- info@blossomlawsolicitors.co.uk
- blossomlawsolicitors.co.uk
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