Brown Turner Ross Solicitors expands with the opening of Formby office
Liverpool and Southport based law firm Brown Turner Ross have opened a new office in Formby, situated on Elbow Lane, the building previously occupied by Formby Law.
This expansion will see the Brown Turner Ross team grow by 25% from 40 to 50 employees across all departments with plans for additional recruitment. Further investment will also be made in technology to update and streamline client systems and services.
Brown Turner Ross specialise in a wide range of legal services including commercial and residential property, corporate, civil litigation, divorce, wills, trusts, probate, employment law and housing disrepair.
The company also have offices on Lord Street, Southport and The Cotton Exchange Building in Liverpool.
Managing Director, Sam Bushell said: “This is an exciting opportunity for Brown Turner Ross to offer a personal and comprehensive service to the community of Formby and surrounding areas. Formby is a thriving town which is embracing development and has a diverse population of over 24,000 inhabitants”.
Sam continued: “We look forward to offering enhanced legal services and providing clients with access to advice and justice, with all the benefits that a local community practice brings. This new office also indicates Brown Turner Ross’s commitment to growth”.
Founded in Southport in 1884, Brown Turner Ross has become one of the leading law firms in the northwest with an extensive local, national and international client base.
For any legal enquiries please contact:-
Email: law@brownturnerross.com
Southport office: 01704 542002
Liverpool office: 0151 236 2233
Formby office: 01704 542002
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Something strange is happening in these law firms, and what's being reported seems misleading to clients. It appears that Brown Turner Ross has opened a new office, but here's the twist: this office was formerly known as Formby Law. The key figure at Formby Law is Brian Whitfield, who has been registered and regulated as an employee of Brown Turner Ross for quite some time.
What’s even more curious is that Brian Whitfield also runs a separate company, WHITFIELDS FORMBY LIMITED (Company number 07149173), which appears to be insolvent. For added complexity, he was once a partner at Brown Turner Ross when it was still known as Brown Turner Crompton Carr.
The connections…