First Legal Solicitors

First Legal Solicitors Limited is a Liverpool law firm serving clients across England and Wales. The firm is authorized and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) under number 634939. Its client information explains how prospective clients can assess whether a claim may apply and understand the process before proceeding.

The firm highlights a “no win, no fee” arrangement for certain claims. That phrase does not replace a review of the terms: costs, acceptance criteria, and any applicable fees depend on the specific agreement and case. Prospective clients can request a callback and consult FAQs about documents, timing, and funding. An initial conversation is meant to assess the matter and explain the process, not guarantee an outcome.

One advertised practice area is housing disrepair in rental properties. The firm reviews inquiries about maintenance issues a landlord may be responsible for fixing when they affect a home’s safety or condition. Its page describes reviewing a disrepair matter, but the existence of a legal duty does not by itself determine the outcome of an individual claim; evidence, the rental agreement, and the circumstances all matter.

The firm also handles claims involving Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), the property transaction tax in England. It notes that some buyers may have overpaid or paid tax that was not due and offers to review potential refund claims. The scope of a review depends on the transaction and the applicable tax rules.

Another practice area is tenant-deposit claims. Landlords must protect certain deposits in an authorized scheme and provide prescribed information to the tenant. If those requirements are not met, a tenant may have a right to seek compensation, subject to the evidence and legal assessment; recovery is not automatic.

First Legal emphasizes listening to clients and explaining the process in plain language. The process begins with an inquiry and information gathering, moves to an assessment of the claim, and continues with the relevant steps if the firm accepts the matter. Clients should clarify timing, documentation, and fees before signing a representation agreement.

The firm accepts inquiries by phone, email, and web form, and lists an office in central Liverpool. From that office, the firm handles matters from different parts of England and Wales. Its work focuses on the three claim types described above, so a useful first step for a prospective client is to explain what happened and gather records such as a tenancy agreement, messages with a landlord, or paperwork from a property transaction.