Banking Lawyers in Belfast
| Cleaver Fulton Rankin |
 50 Bedford Street Belfast BT2 7FW 0870 9745 786
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| Areas of Law: | Banking and Finance / Commercial / Employment / Litigation / Planning – more | |
| Profile: | Cleaver Fulton Rankin (CFR) is one of Northern Ireland’s leading corporate law firms which means that we provide a wide range of advice on lots of different areas of law including property, employment, litigation, debt recovery, planning, construction law, wills and estates and many more… However, our main focus is on commercial work and our clients range from sole traders and start ups to large multi nationals and everything in between. – more | |
| McKinty and Wright |
5-7 Upper Queen Street Belfast BT1 6FS 0844 3098 122
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| Areas of Law: | Banking and Finance / Commercial Litigation / Commercial Property / Defendant Insurance / Dispute Resolution – more | |
| Profile: | A comprehensive range of specialist legal services is available to corporate and private clients. – more | |
| Bigger & Strahan |
89 Royal Avenue Belfast BT1 1EX |
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