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Areas of expertise
The areas of expertise that Kenneth Curtis & Co LLP offers, and how many other firms on ReviewAsolicitor also cover each one.
Practice Area
Firms in Birmingham
Firms nationally
Commercial Property
167
6,413
Landlord And Tenant
125
4,638
Probate
134
6,340
Residential Conveyancing
163
6,878
Wills, Trusts & Probate
141
6,742
Reviews
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Pollyanna Jones
Review left 3 months ago Verified
Absolutely fantastic solicitors. The entire process around legals for buying a home was problem free, quicker than we had expected, and communication and updates were regular and clear to understand. Very reasonably priced too. Their staff are fantastic, especially Nicola Sherriff. Thank you!
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Matt Hollis
Review left 2 years ago Verified
Cannot thank these guys enough. Very efficient and on the ball. My first time buying a property has gone well without any stress thanks to the efficiency of everyone involved.
I felt I was in good hands with David Wellington. He is very thorough and has your best interests at heart. He checked everything and made sure there was no potential hiccups. Communication was spot on.
I'd highly recommend this company without hesitation. Many thanks to their firm in Redditch.
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Chris Lawrie
Review left 3 years ago Verified
We had a difficult house purchase. Without David Wellington and his team we would have lost the purchase. Conveyancing gets a bad name, but these guys are always ahead of the process. Thanks all
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Terry Hannam
Review left 7 years ago Verified
I have used Kenneth Curtis more than 12 times for property and business lease transactions and they have been the best by far in attention to detail and quality of service. Thoroughly recommended.
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reevesy2902
Review left 8 years ago Verified
Exceptional service from Dave, Sandra and the Kenneth Curtis team. Excellent pricing and extremely diligent in their work leaving no stone unturned. Would always use (and I do!)