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Founded in 1875, Laytons ETL is a commercial law firm providing integrated, relevant and practical advice to both UK and international clients. Investing time in building lasting relationships and a good understanding of our clients’ affairs, we have a value-led approach to the provision of legal services which include corporate & commercial law, intellectual property rights, employment law, immigration law, commercial property, dispute resolution, litigation and tax.
Yarnwicke 119-121 Cannon Street, EC4N 5AT, London, United Kingdom
Having just been through an extremely challenging sale of a maisonette in prime central London, I am eternally grateful to my lawyer, Paul Chapman, at Laytons ,whose patience and expertise made the eventual completion possible. We had the combination of a complicated lease extension and registration at the same time as an increasingly difficult property market….So I cannot recommend this firm highly enough.
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