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Deans Court Chambers manchester

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Deans Court Chambers is located at 24 St John St, Manchester M3 4DF and is known for its outstanding barristers providing expert legal representation across various fields including family law and commercial disputes. The chambers create an environment conducive to open communication where clients can comfortably express their needs and concerns. Each barrister is committed to delivering results-oriented solutions tailored to individual client requirements. With a strong focus on quality service and client satisfaction, Deans Court Chambers stands out as a leading choice for legal expertise in the region. For more information or to arrange a consultation, call them at 0161 214 6000 or visit their website.

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Phil Sharples

5 Google Rating

Very attentive reception staff..well done !!

5/ 5

Very attentive reception staff..well done !!

David Walker

5 Google Rating

Saved an innocent man! Good job done for me and the scales of justice.Professional and always unruff

5/ 5

Saved an innocent man! Good job done for me and the scales of justice.Professional and always unruffled.

Sandra Slater-Booth

5 Google Rating

Very welcoming

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Very welcoming

azleeman

5 Google Rating

Friendly people

5/ 5

Friendly people

Rajendra Chaudhary

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Paul Shenfine

1 Google Rating

I had a conference call with Karen one of the barristers in advance of a court hearing. But then Kar

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I had a conference call with Karen one of the barristers in advance of a court hearing. But then Karen (who I was impressed with) was unable to make the hearing date. The chambers could not supply another barrister and rather than refunding the money either fully or partially (as you would expect an normal business to do) insisted in keeping all of the initial fee paid - I am now faced with having to pay again for another barrister from a different chambers. With service like this it is no wonder that the legal ‘profession’ is held in such poor regard.

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