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Welcome to Fishers - Solicitors in Ashby de la Zouch and Tamworth

Covid-19 ( Coronavirus) Update

Our Ashby office at Unit R Ivanhoe Business Park is currently closed for pre-arranged appointments but we are avaliable for telephone and video meetings. Contact us as normal by phone or email and we will happily arrange a scheduled meeting to discuss your matter. This office is also operating a reception which means you can drop of any post and speak to us during our operating hours.

Our mission is to be a successful and friendly legal practice which delivers an exemplary service to businesses and individuals at a fair price.

The most important person at Fishers is you. We work hard to understand your specific legal needs – and provide advice that will work for you. Whether you need help in your business life or your private life, we’re here to deliver swift and effective results.
We believe that prevention is always better than cure. Preparing for the future - whether this entails creating a will, advising you through a house purchase or sale, drafting a trust or drawing up a pre-nuptial or post-nuptial agreement - is an important method of protecting the personal interests of our clients.
Fishers is the law firm of choice for a diverse spectrum of Midlands based businesses, from IT start-ups to established regional companies and national property developers. Our specialist solicitors can provide advice on a full range of business matters, including employment law and HR, mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts and disputes.

What Our Clients Say

We would like to thank you for your expertise, guidance and advice Amanda, and above all your prompt service. We will definitely use Fishers again.
Mrs P. Taylor
To Fishers Conveyancing thank you very much. It has been difficult and challenging over the last few months but everyone has had their own pressures.
Thank you all for managing this for me and making it go as smoothly as it possibly could.
Mr I. Osborne
I appreciate your help, given the very short timescales.
We will continue to use Fishers Law for all our professional and personal legal matters.
Mr P. Jerram
Just a short note to thank you so much for all your help and advice over the last 18 months, I can't tell you how appreciative I am to have been able to handle this testing time knowing I had the right support and guidance through it all.
The practice also helped me purchase my home last November and again everything went like clockwork.
You made a potentially traumatic time as easy as it could be
Mrs S, Coalville, Leicestershire
Received excellent service from all the team
Mrs P, Halifax, Yorkshire
Excellent and very professional
Mrs K, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire
I am very pleased with all that you did for me, very good – thank you
Mrs D, Whitwick, Leicestershire
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the excellent service received in selling our 2 properties.
GD and JR

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