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Caerphilly C/B   NP22 5LP

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Welcome to Evans Quartermaine Solicitors.  EQ is a commercial and private client law firm providing legal services tailored to meet individual requirements.  Our clients range from nationally based commercial businesses to Private or Publicly Funded individuals. The firm is committed to client satisfaction and excellent customer service. Perhaps our most important assets are professionalism, integrity and experience.

Based in Rhymney, South Wales, Evans Quartermaine is a young and forward thinking firm which offers clients a broad range of expertise. We have specialist skills in many areas of law including:

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Conveyancing - residential and commercial

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Divorce and Child Care

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Criminal, Civil and Employment Litigation

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Wills and Probate

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Commercial

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Above all, what sets Evans Quartermaine apart is its pledge to build strong relationships with clients and work in partnership with them to achieve the right results. We have been overwhelmed by the support that you have given us in our formative years and wish to thank all of our clients for your continuing loyalty and endorsement. We are now entering our sixth year of business.

All of our team answers the telephone whether it's a Partner or a Receptionist, so you know that you can speak to whom you want, when you want.

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Thank you for visiting Evans Quartermaine Solicitors.

The LSC has almost halved the number of family legal aid firms in the latest round of contract awards, cutting the number of providers from 2,400 to 1,300, it has emerged.

The Law Society described the news as “extremely disturbing” and said hundreds of firms, including those which had provided valued services in their communities for years, had lost contracts.

In a letter to legal aid minister Jonathan Djanogly, Linda Lee, the new president of the Law Society, said: “The number of firms being shut out vastly exceeds anything we (and, we believe, the LSC) could have reasonably anticipated.

“It is likely to mean that tens of thousands of clients will find that their solicitor is no longer able to undertake legal aid work, and those clients may need to find another lawyer in the middle of their case.”

 

 

 

 

 


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