Fiona Bruce Solicitors
A five-partner law firm based in Warrington, Cheshire, with over 35 years of experience, advising businesses and individuals on commercial, employment, family, property, and probate law.
About Fiona Bruce Solicitors
Fiona Bruce Solicitors, a leading law firm in Warrington
Fiona Bruce Solicitors is a law firm established in Warrington, Cheshire, operating with five partners and over 35 years of practice. Founded in 1988 by Fiona Bruce, the firm presents itself as a professional and ethical practice, involved in charitable and community projects, with a stated commitment to making a positive impact in Warrington and the North West of England. Its team exceeds forty people, enabling it to specialise in various areas of law.
The firm serves both businesses and individuals and structures its work into two main areas: business legal services and personal legal services. According to client satisfaction questionnaires collected between April 2025 and March 2026, 99% of clients would recommend the firm.
Legal advice for businesses
The business area covers a broad spectrum of corporate and commercial matters. It includes company law, with company formation, shareholder agreements, corporate finance, business sales and acquisitions, and business legal structure. It also covers commercial litigation and dispute resolution, mediation, defamation and malicious falsehood, property litigation, storage disputes, business insolvency, intellectual property, general and professional negligence claims, and internal business disputes.
In commercial property, the firm handles commercial leases, licensing, conveyancing, adverse possession, landlord and tenant matters, option and overage agreements, property disputes, land disputes, and buy to let. The employment practice for businesses includes dismissals, employment contracts, health checks, disciplinary and grievance procedures, employment tribunals, human resources membership packages, benefits, equal opportunities, and discrimination. It also advises social enterprises and charities.
Services for individuals
The personal side of the firm includes family law, with divorce, financial matters, children, domestic abuse, cohabitation disputes, and pre and post nuptial advice. In the area of advising the elderly, it offers advice to older people and handles powers of attorney.
In residential property, it manages buying, selling, transfer of equity, remortgages, and help to buy schemes. The personal injury practice covers road traffic accidents, accidents at work, clinical negligence, public place accidents, and serious injury. In employment law for employees, it addresses employee rights, unfair dismissal, settlement agreements, redundancy, employment discrimination, and constructive dismissal.
The firm also provides wills and inheritance services: making a will, probates and trusts, estate disputes, and contentious probate litigation. Its litigation and dispute resolution area extends to mediation, defamation and malicious falsehood, property litigation, personal property disputes, agricultural disputes, bankruptcy and statutory demands, banking disputes, intellectual property, general and professional negligence claims, and internal business disputes.
Specialisation and professional approach
The firm states that it focuses on providing expert advice and quality service, with ongoing training for its staff and solicitors who, according to its own presentation, are at the top of their profession. Its combination of professional approach and ethical commitment is complemented by active participation in charitable and community initiatives.
Publications and outreach
The firm maintains a blog with legal analysis. Among the posts featured are one on rent increases in leases and their forthcoming regulation, another on the mapping data agreement between HM Land Registry and Ordnance Survey and its implications for buyers and sellers, and a third on lasting powers of attorney made before October 2007 and their possible need for registration.
Structure and regulation
Fiona Bruce Solicitors LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulatory Authority under number 439240. The firm publishes fee information for property, employment, and probate services, and offers a contact form for confidential enquiries.
Location and contact
Justice House, 3 Grappenhall Road, Stockton Heath, Warrington, Cheshire, WA4 2AH · Phone: 01925 263 273 · Email: enquiries@fionabruce.co.uk · Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 09:00-17:30
Business law and comprehensive legal advice