What do clients want from a solicitor?
We carried out a survey of clients of 100's of solicitors across the UK. We asked them how their experience could be improved.
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What is Quittance?
Quittance Legal Services is a nationwide panel of lawyers, including expert conveyancing solicitors and personal injury solicitors.
We are committed to providing the highest quality fixed fee legal services to consumers throughout the UK.
Our solicitors are selected for their track record of winning cases, their focus on delivering results and their commitment to proactive client communication.
Read more about QuittanceWhy choose Quittance?
Expert solicitors
Whether you are looking for a conveyancing solicitor to help with a home move, a personal injury solicitor to help with an accident claim, or any other legal matter, our expert panel of solicitors can help.
Proactive communication
Communication is an essential part of providing a comprehensive, efficient and stress-free service. The Quittance philosophy is to keep clients fully informed in as near realtime as possible.
Fixed fees
We always work with clients on a competitive fixed fee basis. In most cases a success fee arrangement is also possible such as no move, no fee conveyancing and no win, no fee compensation claims.
Speak to us today
Whether you have questions or would like to instruct a solicitor, we can help. Call us on 0800 612 7456 now or arrange a callback.
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