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Ipswich law firm expands reach with Woodbridge merger

Attwells Solicitors has strengthened its presence in Suffolk by merging with established Woodbridge firm Lightfoot Westcott. The move marks a significant expansion of legal services available to residents in both towns.

The big picture: The merger advances Attwells' expansion strategy across East Anglia, adding to its existing offices in Ipswich, Colchester and London. The Ipswich-based firm will bring its expertise in property litigation, commercial work and business disputes to Woodbridge clients.

Nick Attwell CEO of Attwells Solicitors and Stuart Milbourne Head of Suffolk Conveyancing and Senior Associates
Nick Attwell CEO of Attwells Solicitors and Stuart Milbourne Head of Suffolk Conveyancing and Senior Associates(Sophie DebenhamSophs in Focus)

Key details:

  • Local partners James Lightfoot and Jeremy Westcott will remain at the Woodbridge office

  • They'll be joined by Stuart Milbourne, Attwells Head of Suffolk Conveyancing, and Josh Barber

  • The Woodbridge office will continue trading under the Lightfoot Westcott name

What they're saying: "We are thrilled to welcome Lightfoot Westcott to the Attwells' family. This merger is a testament to our commitment to growth and excellence," says Nick Attwell, CEO of Attwells Solicitors.

The bottom line: The integration process is underway, with both firms fully committed to maintaining service standards for clients and staff.

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