Freeman Harris Solicitors

Freeman Harris Solicitors, a boutique law firm in London and Dunstable

Freeman Harris Solicitors is a law firm that presents itself as a boutique practice, with a presence in Chancery Lane and Greenwich, in London, and in Dunstable. It serves both private and business clients, national and international, and its previous activity was under the name Legal Solutions Partnership.

The firm defines itself by a model of personal attention: it states that it does not operate as a large corporate law firm nor as a traditional firm that bills for every communication, and it affirms that each matter has a dedicated solicitor who supervises the case and informs the client at every stage.

Practice areas for businesses

The firm structures its legal offering into several blocks. In the commercial field it handles agency and distribution agreements, collaboration agreements, commercial leases, confidentiality agreements (NDA), contract management, franchise, goods and services, joint venture agreements, partnership agreements, software and technology licensing, and solicitors' licensing.

In commercial dispute resolution it covers contractual disputes, bridge lending, debt recovery, building disputes, contract debt recovery, inheritance, partnership and shareholder disputes, and professional negligence claims against accountants, financial advisers, solicitors and surveyors. It also handles matters before the Small Claims Court and technology disputes.

The intellectual property practice covers copyright, passing off, patent registration, design rights, trademark registration and trademark infringement. In the technology and digital area it includes services for AI lawyers, defamation, independent legal advice, influencer lawyers, settlement agreements and social media.

By sector, the firm mentions advertising and marketing, interior design and architecture, e-commerce and fashion law.

Family law, wills and probate, and medical claims

For private clients, Freeman Harris handles cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, children matters, divorce, financial settlements, non-molestation orders, prenuptial agreements and their review, and same-sex divorces.

In medical negligence, the firm details claims for A&E care, cerebral palsy, cosmetic surgery, gallbladder, gastrointestinal medicine, gynaecology, obstetrics and sepsis.

The personal injury practice includes accidents at work, cycling accident claims, industrial disease claims, motorcycle accident claims, other injury claims and slip and trip claims.

In wills and probate and estate planning it offers wills and probate, Court of Protection, estate planning, guardianship, lasting power of attorney, probate, trusts and will writing.

Fees and how to get in touch

According to information published by the firm itself, fees are tailored to the service requested: some are offered at a fixed price and others are billed hourly. The firm states that it provides a detailed breakdown of costs during the initial consultation and that the rates for each service can be consulted on their corresponding pages.

Enquiries are handled by phone, email, chat or web form. The firm notes that, despite its small size, it aims to respond promptly to address the legal matter raised.

Publications and outreach activity

The firm maintains an insights and publications section with content such as the need for a solicitor before the Small Claims Court, how the IPEC Small Claims Track works for businesses and individuals, financial remedies in family law, obtaining a child arrangements order, and heads of terms, their content and whether they are binding.

The website also includes case studies, information about its lawyers, press coverage and a motorcycle-related sponsorship.

Location and contact

1 Fetter Lane, London, EC4A 1BR