Our law firm is united by the belief that great work cannot be delivered without passion, intelligence and personal commitment. Walker Morris is a collection of diverse, talented and specialist lawyers and professionals who provide highly tailored, long term, strategic legal advice to clients around the world. We encourage all our people to propose ideas, carry an entrepreneurial spirit and to use lateral thinking and innovation to elevate our clients to greater success. The crackdown on greenwashing continues: ASA's ruling that Tesco's advert regarding plant-based burger was misleading.
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At Walker Morris, we believe everyone is unique. We all have our own goals and visions for what we want our professional lives to look like. Our firm encourages you to pursue those goals and fights alongside you to help you achieve them. To help us fulfil our brand purpose we have a non-negotiable set of guiding beliefs, which make it clear what we expect of our team. We call this the 70% corporate rule. We always want to appear reputable to potential clients, but the reality is that the world has changed.
We recognise that our clients do business around the world and need advice and support on a global basis. Walker Morris devotes significant time and resource to invest in developing and maintaining relationships with leading independent law firms globally, whom we get to know well and trust. As such, we are able to ensure that our clients' requirements for international support and advice are delivered flexibly and efficiently and with a consistent approach to the highest standards of service delivery.
Our national centre of excellence based in Leeds, in the heart of the UK, in one of the country's most accessible cities. Frequent direct trains between Leeds and London take just over two hours. All other UK cities are easily reached by train, car or plane. With Eurostar connections at St Pancras, journeys to Leeds from Brussels and Paris take just over five hours.
At Walker Morris we recognise that our success is a reflection of the quality and skill of our people. Having a talented and diverse workforce, where each individual brings their own unique capabilities, experiences and characteristics to their work, is key to being able to respond to our wide ranging client base.
Reviews (9)
Simon Fellows
Jan 20, 2022
Mike Tucker
Jul 11, 2021
John Smith
Mar 23, 2020
AVOID THIS FIRM at all cost! The firm is doing conveyancing for the vendor where we bought the property from; in the final week of completion, Lauren Radford (their senior conveyancing manager) decided to ignore all the emails and letters from our solicitor, as a result we did not get to complete on the day planned! Horrible firm, zero star!
Gaynor Preston-Routedge
Mar 20, 2020
Security guy attacked me verbally 3 times for parking in a disabled car park space when I was clearly displaying a disabled badge and was just dropping my son off. This was before they had signs saying the companies name. Very RUDE MAN, I'm surprised that the company has employed such a RUDE uneducated man that clearly doesn't understand the word or badge saying disabled.
Monalisa Rath
Jan 03, 2020
Has to be the most unprofessional legal firm have ever come across my life. I was constrained to use them for conveyancing a commercial property as they were amongst the only 3 firms on the panel of the mortgage lender. Their charges are 3 times that of any standard conveyancer, they make merry acting on behalf of lender as also client and worse - its been 7 months since the transaction was completed, but the property has still not been registered. they still hold retainer from my side and dont respond for weeks to any queries.no one picks up phones.its a living nightmare.am contemplating action through Ombudsman / Law society.not sure if that will help as well.
Oliver Cox
Dec 19, 2019
Hunter B.
Apr 01, 2019
Kevin Conway
Feb 16, 2019
Walker Morris has a CCJ against me but gave me no information about it. I only found about it after running a credit check. Every time I call I'm told "Ben Rosser" will call me back or leave a voicemai and he'll call me back. No-one has called me back, I left my first voicemail 2 weeks ago, I've left countless messages for him to call me back and every time he is either "on lunch" or "away from his desk".
Apparently there's another lady I can talk to but she's always on the phone or busy. I literally cannot talk to anyone to discuss a CCJ I have no knowledge about. I'm going to have to get legal advice, as I'm pretty sure you have to inform someone when opening a CCJ and at least be there to discuss the details.
Apparently there's another lady I can talk to but she's always on the phone or busy. I literally cannot talk to anyone to discuss a CCJ I have no knowledge about. I'm going to have to get legal advice, as I'm pretty sure you have to inform someone when opening a CCJ and at least be there to discuss the details.
Robbie Smith
Dec 29, 2018
