Saunders Solicitors LLP

Saunders Solicitors LLP is a London based English law firm renowned for its service to clients in the UK and Internationally. A full service is provided to private clients, business, and institutions. We are particularly known for Regulatory, Civil Litigation and Criminal cases.

We believe that strong, personal yet professional client relationships are essential to success and so value our clients individually. We use plain English, provide routine access to partners, and have open and regular communication with clients. We are Investors in People.

Our commitment

Our commitment is to provide a quality legal service, without compromise, delivered on time, at a fair price.

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Latest News

Nisha Patel Nasri Murder - Public appeal for information ( 01 Jul 2008 )
We act for Jason Jones who was found guilty at the Central Criminal Court with Fadi Nasri and Roger Leslie of the murder of Nisha Patel Nasri and was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum recommendation of 20 years. We have grave concerns that his conviction may be a miscarriage of justice.

Peter Gourri represents Saunders at Chartered Institute of Housing Conference ( 17 Jun 2008 )
Keynote speakers at this year's three-day conference on developments and issues in the social housing sector include the Rt. Hon. Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott MP, David Smith (Economics Editor, Sunday Times), Ian Sheperdson (Chief US Ecomomist, High Frequency Economics, formerly Chief Economist, USA for HSBC Securities).

Saunders Partner attends IBA 11th Transnational Crime Conference ( 16 Jun 2008 )
Attended by some of the leading lawyers in the field nationally and internationally, the conference provided some hard hitting and provocative presentations on some important hot topics.

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