Forward thinking legal services
We provide forward thinking legal services to our clients, who range from some of the world’s largest multinational corporations to private individuals. We also act for a significant number of charities, Registered Providers and Regulators. Our 175 year history has shaped Devonshires Solicitors in to one of the UK’s leading full service law firms. We group our work into 15 Core Strengths from Housing Management to Private Client – just click on the pictures below to find out more.
Strengths
Banking, Capital Markets & Property Charging
Our teams set the gold standard.
Construction & Engineering
Our team of specialists will help you build your business.
Housing Management & Property Litigation
Our team can help you raise your housing management service standards.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
A team of strategic thinkers that deliver great results.
Real Estate & Projects
Experienced, hard working, accessible and energetic lawyers. Delivering projects on time and in budget.
Social Housing
Decades of experience, built in.
Our thinking
Devonshires act for Accord Housing to secure additional £30 million to deliver new homes
Section 21 Consultation – Q&A Session
The Government has now published their consultation to abolish section 21 of the Housing Act 1988, and the entire assured shorthold tenancy regime along with it. Join our panel of experts on 17 September 2019 for answers to all your questions. The session will facilitate discussion on the consultation and help you prepare for responding to it.
How RPs can learn from new corporate governance principles for private companies
Serious about Corporate Social Responsibility
Here at Devonshires Solicitors we take Corporate Social Responsibility very seriously. Our partners, staff, clients and charities continue to demonstrate goodwill, generosity and dedication to the CSR schemes that we operate. We are proud of our achievements. Last year over 40% of our partners and staff volunteered to give up their time to support our chosen charities and the Devonshires Foundation donated in excess of £40,000.