Accreditations

Colman Coyle has achieved The Law Society’s law management quality mark, Lexcel. Lexcel is developed specifically for the legal profession and is a recognised accreditation scheme for law firms which gives assurance that a practice meets high client care and business management standards. To retain Lexcel accreditation, a practice must undergo a rigorous annual assessment.

In addition, individual solicitors and departments have received recognition within their specific practice areas for their high standards and client care. For example, the residential conveyancing department is accredited by the Law Society Conveyancing Quality scheme (CQS) and the wills, trust and probate department is accredited by STEP.

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Testimonials

{ Excellent work from Adam. He was very professional and managed to recover all outstanding funds. We were advised of all the possible outcomes, and he kept us informed throughout the process – job well done. {
{ Very efficient and helpful service from Sayrha Elahi on the sale of my flat in central London. And also from Patrick Green on my will preparation and trust arrangements. Highly recommend them at Colman Coyle. {
{ Hans was brilliant from start to finish. I needed advice on an employment matter, and he was clear, responsive, and genuinely helpful throughout the whole process. He took the time to explain everything in plain language, answered all my questions without making me feel rushed, and was always quick to respond when I needed guidance. […] {
{ To be honest, I’m very happy with how it all started and ended. Positive and frequent communications. Encouragement and hope, with constructive questions and answers. I’ll not hesitate to recommend this law firm to anyone. I also like the fact that we always try to find a common ground for answers and solutions when difficult […] {
{ Very professional, kind and communicative. Always came back to me promptly and explained things clearly. I would be happy to use Colman and Coyle (Particularly Neil Boonin, who was my solicitor) again. {