Ipswich law firm shortlisted for four national awards
Attwells Solicitors has been named a finalist in four categories at the 2026 LEAP Modern Law Conveyancing Awards, with winners announced in November.
Why it matters: The nominations recognise the Ipswich-headquartered firm's work across conveyancing, commercial property, client care and staff training.
The details: Attwells has been shortlisted in four categories:
- Conveyancing Firm of the Year (Midlands)
- Commercial Property Team of the Year
- Client Care Award
- Outstanding Commitment to Training
The firm has offices in Ipswich, Woodbridge, Colchester and London, offering legal services to individuals and businesses including residential conveyancing, commercial property, corporate and commercial law, employment law, and wills and probate.
What they're saying: Nick Attwell, founder and managing partner at Attwells Solicitors, said: "We are absolutely delighted to have been shortlisted for four awards. It is a fantastic achievement for the firm and a reflection of the hard work, dedication and professionalism of our teams.
"At Attwells, we believe that providing an excellent service to our clients goes hand in hand with investing in our people. To receive recognition for both our client care and our commitment to training, alongside our property expertise, is something we are incredibly proud of.
"I would like to thank everyone across the firm for their continued commitment and congratulate all of this year's finalists."
For context: The Client Care Award nomination carries extra significance, with Attwells having previously won the category in 2022.
What's next: Winners will be announced at the LEAP Modern Law Conveyancing Awards ceremony on Thursday, 19 November 2026, held at The Rum Warehouse in Liverpool.
The bottom line: Four shortlistings across client care, training and property expertise mark a strong year for Attwells, with the firm now waiting to see how many of its nominations convert into wins next month.
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