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We delt with Ash S. for our remortgage. Communication was very good (yep and how often can you say that about solicitors!!) He kept us updated throughout the process and ensured we completed on time. What more do you want, would recommend and will use again.

I would most definitely recommend Branch Austin McCormick LLP. All stakeholders were looking at an exit strategy and successful sale of our company. I must say Harender and her team guided us through the process from start to finish and always there to answer any questions and protect our interest from start to finish.

Aimee really helped me through the process of our Shareholders Agreement and Articles, Aimee was very patient and kept reminding me where I had got to and what needed finalising, very patient and no judgement on my inability to focus on this level of detail.

Keith Melling and his team have provided invaluable guidance to Next Generation Travel on a wide range of matters, from company formation to management share incentive schemes, acquisitions, and complex issues like trademark infringements. Their advice is always clear, comprehensive and tailored to our business needs, allowing us to navigate legal challenges with confidence. We have worked with major Manchester based law firms in the past, but the level of service and expertise we receive from Napthens, under the leadership of Keith, rival those of much larger firms, and at a much more competitive price.

Liam and Carla provided outstanding legal support throughout my company dispute. Their knowledge, professionalism, and commitment were evident from start to finish. They kept me fully informed at every stage, explained all the legal complexities clearly, and worked diligently to secure the best possible result. I am very grateful for their help and would highly recommend them to anyone needing expert legal advice and representation.

Arj & Rachel spared no effort to help me navigate a really complex issue spanning the Companies Act and Articles of Association. This entailed really extensive reading into an issue that had been unresolved for over a year, and very swiftly the position I could take was defined clearly with full explanations given at all times. I'll will never forget how at one point he responded to developments and provided me with guidance with virtually no notice. If you want really deft handling of a situation with the highest professionalism, you have reached the right place. In every way the service provided was deft, considerate - and altogether outstanding.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I instructed Andy to help put proper governance arrangements in place for a long-established family land-holding company. The work involved preparing a Shareholders' Agreement and advising on a number of complex issues around share transfers, succession, minority protection and company governance. Throughout the process, Andy was knowledgeable, responsive and patient in answering what was, at times, a long list of questions. He took the time to explain the legal principles behind the drafting, challenged historic practices where necessary, and helped us reach a practical solution that protects both the company and its shareholders. I particularly appreciated that he welcomed questions and provided clear explanations, enabling us to make informed decisions rather than simply accepting legal wording at face value. We're now in a much stronger governance position than when we started and have a Shareholders' Agreement that is tailored to our company and its future. I'd have no hesitation in recommending Andy and Clough & Willis for corporate and shareholder legal advice.

I found the overall process to be very smooth and straightforward. The explanations provided were clear and easy to follow, and the initial quote remained in line with the final costs. I particularly appreciated the transparency regarding each step and the associated fees from the beginning.