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Providing legal services to the people and businesses of Brentwood since 1850. Our long established and boutique high street law firm in Brentwood, Landons Solicitors has a strong sense of history and a wealth of experience. We are a highly regarded legal firm, serving not only Essex, but also Greater London, the South East and East Anglia. We pride ourselves on our expertise, integrity and traditional legal professionalism. We provide an individual and tailored service, combining our energy, efficiency and sensitivity to achieve the best results for all of our clients.
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14 Ongar Road, Brentwood, Essex, CM15 9AX, United Kingdom
- 01277210021
- enquiries@landons.co.uk
- landons.co.uk
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