The areas of expertise that LEWIS RODGERS LIMITED offers, and how many other firms on ReviewAsolicitor also cover each one.
Practice Area
Firms in Winsford
Firms nationally
Children
1
3,968
Commercial Property
3
6,413
Criminal Defence All
2
3,173
Divorce
2
7,108
Probate
3
6,340
Residential Conveyancing
3
6,878
Reviews
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Daniel Holt
Review left 3 months ago Verified
Stephen is very knowledgeable and professional, whilst also providing a more competitive price than other solicitors. I'd definitely use Lewis Rodgers again.
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Emily Palfreyman
Review left 4 months ago Verified
I think they are amazing, they helped me so much glad I decided to use Lewis Rodgers would definitely recommend
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mr gold
Review left 5 months ago Verified
I had a negative experience dealing with one of the employees here.
There were instances where I felt facts were presented in a way that was misleading, and the overall approach seemed focused more on pressure and tactics than fairness or integrity.
Court proceedings are already stressful, and professionalism from legal representatives is essential. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here.
Based on what I witnessed firsthand, I would have serious reservations about engaging with this firm.
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Adam Lis
Review left 6 months ago Verified
I had the “pleasure” of meeting Bella at court, though the experience was disappointing. The interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional. When I kindly asked to finish my sentence, she stood up and stated, “we are done here.” This was not the level of manners or respect I would expect from a solicitor.
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Andy Hales
Review left 11 months ago Verified
I engaged Lewis Rodgers Solicitors for a sensitive family court and non-molestation case under legal aid. For my hearing on 4th August 2025, I discovered I was represented by a trainee (Sam Derry) rather than a qualified solicitor, without clear prior notice or adequate supervision.
Despite my having provided a detailed witness statement, evidence logs, and safeguarding documents, the representative appeared unprepared and unfamiliar with my case. Key safeguarding and safety points were not raised in court, and I was told the case “shouldn’t have come to court” despite its seriousness.
Following the hearing, I sent urgent complaint emails on 4th and 7th August 2025, but received no acknowledgment. Telephone follow-ups also failed to result in any response.
This has left me without interim protection for months and forced me to change solicitors in the middle of proceedings. I have also requested a refund of the £60 I paid toward my family court application due to the inadequate service.
My experience raises serious concerns about communication, preparation, and proper supervision in complex family cases.
