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Gordons LLP is located at Riverside West, Whitehall Rd, Leeds LS1 4AW, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Gordons LLP and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Laurence Howland

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5/ 5

Steven Hudson

1 Google Rating

Currently going through a claim against their client and Gordon’s took it upon themselves to threa

1/ 5

Currently going through a claim against their client and Gordon’s took it upon themselves to threaten me with libel action if I discussed my complaint against their client publicly. I asked if that had came from their client of themselves and was ignored. Requested their complaint process for them to investigate the solicitor in question internally and was told it can’t be done and is irrelevant. This is all after they missed the initial deadline set out by the court due to an ‘admin error’ which they’ve refused to give more detail on. Certainly wouldn’t want them as my representative.

reg dixon

2 Google Rating

Too big to care now, My family started with Watsons Greek Street early 50s that morphed into Cranswi

2/ 5

Too big to care now, My family started with Watsons Greek Street early 50s that morphed into Cranswick Watson then Cranswick Gordons etc etc, I cant afford them and doubt i would anyway, last time was it for me, stupid prices

Edgars Kelmers

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Andrew Davy

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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