Fraud Lawyers in Sheffield

2 firms found.
Cartwright King
Combination of Languages Spoken, Opening Times, Postcode and Specialisations provided.1 star plus SRA/The Law Society of England & Wales Accreditation2 stars plus combination of Lexcel Accreditation and Fee Information provided.
Cartwright King
4th Floor
St James House
Vicar Lane
Sheffield
S1 2EX
0843 0053 806
Areas of Law: Criminal Defence / Higher Courts Advocacy / Immigration and Nationality / Mental Health / Prisons and Prisoners' Rights – more
Hill Dickinson LLP
Combination of Languages Spoken, Opening Times, Postcode and Specialisations provided.1 star plus SRA/The Law Society of England & Wales Accreditation
Hill Dickinson LLP
The Balance
Pinfold Street
Sheffield
S1 2GU
08447046569
Areas of Law: Accidents / Accidents at Work / Acquisitions, Mergers & Disposals / Adjudication / Administrative and Constitutional Law – more

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