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At Gemstone Legal, we understand that the right approach to finance and risk management is the beating heart of any law firm, that is why our mission is to offer a trusted service which will improve income and reduce risk. Proudly approved by the Law Society of England & Wales as a Lexcel assessor and consultant, we work with a wide variety of practices to perfect their approach to risk and compliance. As an FCA regulated finance brokerage, we help our clients to obtain business funding which supports the growth ambitions of our clients. We are also the leader in offering guidance to generate additional income from client money. We combine our finance and risk management experience to offer a truly unique service and our clients tell us it is this experience that separates us from our competitors.
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Abbey House, CB10 1AF, SAFFRON WALDEN, United Kingdom
- +447785503007
- paul.mccluskey@gemstonelegal.co.uk
- gemstonelegal.co.uk
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