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Evetts Legal Ltd was founded in 2016 by our director, Luke Evetts, in order to provide commercial legal services with a particular focus on the pharmaceutical sector. Since then, the firm has developed expertise in supporting SME's across a range of sectors and jurisdictions. The firm has been involved in a wide range of large-scale, cross-jurisdiction commercial transactions and is typically engaged as external counsel to support SME's without an in-house legal function. We have developed a reputation for providing a quality service working closely with clients to achieve commercial success; we focus on getting you the best possible result, not on racking up chargeable hours.
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Bronycoed, Henllan, Llandysul,, SA44 5TD, United Kingdom
- 01559 501000
- info@evettslegal.co.uk
- evettslegal.com
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