About Me

London W1, West End Marylebone Westminster, United Kingdom
Andrew Veitch solicitor ( LL.B., M.A., PgDip )is a partner in Guy Clapham and Co solicitors. He deals with the following areas of law: commercial and residential property, conveyancing, litigation (including neighbour disputes), divorce, family, debt collection, landlord and tenant, wills, trust, probate, personal injury and employment. Andrew's clients range from large companies and property developers to local businesses and individuals throughout London and the whole of England and Wales. The office is in the West End of London just off Marylebone High Street and north of Oxford Street and is located within walking distance of the following tube stations: Marylebone , Marble Arch , Baker Street , Bond Street , Oxford Circus , Great Portland Street , Regents Park , Euston and Kings Cross. Please contact me at: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors 51 - 55 Weymouth Street Marylebone London W1G 8NH DX: 83300 WEST END 2 Tel: 020 7935 1095 Fax: 020 7935 9127 E-Mail: andrew@guyclapham.com Website: www.guyclapham.com

Monday 5 October 2015

SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT SOLICITOR LONDON W1 - EMPLOYMENT LAW - ANDREW VEITCH

  PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ANDREW VEITCH FOR AN INITIAL NO-OBLIGATION APPRAISAL OF YOUR EMPLOYMENT ISSUES AND ADVICE ON YOUR SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS A COMPROMISE AGREEMENT) WHETHER YOU ARE AN EMPLOYEE OR EMPLOYER

If you have been offered a  Settlement Agreement (Previously known as a Compromise Agreement) or a Redundancy Agreement by your employer you will need to obtain Independent Legal Advice before signing and entering into such a legally binding document with your employer. Andrew Veitch can normally offer immediate appointments to advise you on the terms of the settlement agreement with a view to also negotiating:-


Increased compensation payments and advice on the tax position of accepting a payment

Payment of outstanding bonus payments and holiday pay

Your employer paying the legal fees of the cost of advising on the ramifications of the Settlement Agreement

Agreed references for future employers

The extension of benefits after termination of your employment such as health insurance and gym membership

The removal of post employment termination restrictive  covenants with could prevent you from obtaining a new job

The inclusion of confidentiality and non-derogatory comments clause to obtain protection from your employer making complaints or derogatory comments  about you  in the future

Advice on whether or not you should reject the Settlement Agreement and issue a claim for unfair or wrongful or constructive dismissal and/or sexual or disability discrimination.


Settlement agreements  are legally binding agreements mainly used to settle disputes on the termination of employment. Once you have entered into a settlement/compromise agreement with your employer you will probably be prevented from successfully making a claim (either statutory or common law) against your employer in court or the Employment Tribunal. This is because settlement agreements generally contain "full and final settlement" clauses whereby you agree to accept financial compensation in return for giving up  claims you may have against your employer. 


Do I have to accept the offer of compensation made in the draft  settlement agreement or should I reject the offer contained in the Settlement Agreement and bring a claim in the Employment Tribunal ?


Andrew Veitch can advise you on the merits of accepting the offer or making a counter offer or issuing a claim for compensation in the courts or Employment Tribunal


Are payments made under the Settlement Agreement be paid free of tax ?

In general terms the first £30,000 of the settlement payment can be paid without deductions for tax or National Insurance Contributions. However, money owed to you under your contract of employment, such as wages/salary, holiday pay and bonus pay  will be subject to tax as if you were still working. 

In certain circumstances the position is more complex and  specialist legal advice should be obtained on the tax position.

What legal fees/solicitors costs will I have to pay?

In most cases your employer will agree to contribute   towards your legal fees of having to obtain legal advice on the meaning and effect of your settlement agreement. Thus employers often have a clause inserted into the Settlement Agreement limiting their contribution towards legal costs of somewhere between £250 to £500 plus VAT). If the Settlement Agreement is acceptable to you and you  enter into the Settlement Agreement this will mean that your employer is contractually bound to pay  all or most of your legal costs for the advice on the contents of the Settlement Agreement. If you instruct Andrew Veitch to to try and negotiate an increased level of compensation Andrew Veitch will try and negotiate and increase in the level of your employer's contribution towards your legal costs to cover the additional work and have a clause confirming the increased contribution inserted into the settlement agreement. 

 

Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss any Employment law matters or disputes or e-mail Andrew Veitch details of the advice you require or dispute you wish to be dealt with for a no obligation estimate of fees.

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH




This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Thursday 1 October 2015

Landlord and Tenant Solicitor London W1 - Update for Residential Landlords in Light of The Deregulation Act 2015

Please contact Andrew Veitch for an initial  no obligation telephone assessment of your landlord and tenant matter, drafting or explanaition of a tenancy agreement or a dispute with your landlord or tenant. Andrew is an experienced and highly recommended solicitor and will aim to obtain the best possible legal outcome for you.

As from 1st October 2015 the Deregulation Act 2015 creates some important changes as to how residential landlords deal with a number of matters including  Section 21 notices, complaints about the property, deposits and information that must now be given to new tenants. The changes mainly relate to assured shorthold tenancies (AST’S)  entered into on or after 1st October 2015.


Under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 as amended by the Housing Act 1996, a landlord has a legal right to get his property back at the end of an assured shorthold tenancy.

For assured shorthold tenancies entered into before 1st October 2015:


(i)    Landlords can still serve a section 21 Notice at any time during the tenancy using the previous form of the section 21 Notice 

(ii)  Once a section 21 notice is served it does not expire (unless you enter into a new fixed term tenancy or amended  the terms of the tenancy agreement)

However from October 2018 the above will change to the rules which apply to assured shorthold tenancies entered into from  1st October 2015.

For assured shorthold tenancies entered into from  1st October 2015:


(i)    The Landlord will need to provide the following documents to tenants prior to entering into a fixed term tenancy:

(a)    An energy performance certificate (EPC)

(b)   Gas safety certificate (and/or within 28 days of the annual check of the gas appliances)

(c)  A government document called ‘How to rent: The checklist for renting in England’ 

(ii)   In relation to serving section 21 notices:

(a)    The section 21 notice now has to be in a prescribed form

(b)  Landlords can only serve a section 21 notice after 4 months of the first tenancy

(c)   There is now a  6 month time limit  (from the date of service of the S.21 Notice) where the notice expires  

(d)  Receipt of a Health and Safety Improvement Notice served by the local authority results in the prohibition of service of a section 21 notice for 6 months

(e)   In England only, a landlord's ability to serve a Section 21 notice is also restricted where a tenant has complained about the condition of the premises and/or the common parts and the landlord failed to respond within 14 days or provide an inadequate response or responded by serving a Section 21 notice. The tenant can then complain to the local authority which must then inspect the property. If the local authority inspects the property it can serve a remedial notice or carry out emergency remedial action. This would invalidate a previously served S.21 notice, although the landlord can still potentially serve a section 8 notice

(iii) If a tenant writes to a Landlord complaining  about the condition of a property the Landlord has to respond in writing within 14 days setting out what actions he proposes to take and a timeline for any remedial work required

(iv)  Rental deposits paid by tenants to a landlord  after 6th April 2007 but not registered in an authorised rental deposit scheme by the 23rd July 2015 deadline or within 30 days of receiving the money will need to be returned to the tenant as until a landlord does so they cannot serve a Section 21 Notice on the tenant.

If the prescribed information relating to the deposit has not been provided to tenants (and any other relevant persons such as guarantors) within 30 days of the deposit being received then again the landlord is preventing from serving a valid section 21 notice.



Nevertheless, if  the deposit money has been held in a scheme within 30 days the Landlord can still provide the tenant with the ‘prescribed information’ relating to the rental deposit scheme at a later date. Once the  landlord has provided the “prescribed information” the landlord can  serve a valid section 21 notice.

(v)  Pursuant to The Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (England) Regulations 2015. every floor of a property must have a functioning smoke alarm and a  carbon  monoxide  alarm  in  any  room  of which  is  used wholly   or   partly   as   living   accommodation   and   contains   a   “solid   fuel   burning combustion appliance”


Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss any Landlord or Tenant matters or disputes or e-mail Andrew Veitch details of the advice you require or dispute you wish to be dealt with for a no obligation estimate of fees.

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH


This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Friday 26 June 2015

INDEPENDENT REVIEWS AND RATINGS OF LONDON SOLICITOR - ANDREW VEITCH

 INDEPENDENT REVIEWS, RATING AND RECOMMENDATION OF LONDON SOLICITOR ANDREW VEITCH
Andrew Veitch has received 34 reviews on the independent  Solicitor.Info website and has an average 5 Star rating for example:

21/06/15 - Rating by James Walsh
Area of law reviewed: Conveyancing/property
5 star rating 
Andrew Veitch delivered a very thorough, professional and good value service to help me through a recent house move. Both sale and purchase were quite complex due to the particular requirements of my local area's leasehold arrangements. Andrew's thorough approach got to the bottom of all the issues and his persistence in dealing with the surprisingly large number of stakeholders involved at both ends ensured that the move went through.

Throughout the process, Andrew was easy to contact, always returning calls promptly and ensuring I knew the latest state of play. Most impressively, he stuck to his initial estimate of his charges, even though he eventually undertook far more work than either of us had expected to be necessary.

Highly recommended.


Andrew Veitch has received 9 reviews on the Freeindex.com recommendation web-site which reviews and ranks solicitors based on "Value for Money", "Professionalism" and "Quality":


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8 reviews rated Andrew Veitch as a 5 star (exceptional) solicitor

1 review rated Andrew Veitch as a four star (good) solicitor.


Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss your requirements in more detail or e-mail Andrew Veitch details or your legal requirements or quesry for a no obligation estimate of fees.


E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Tel: 0207 935 1095

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

RIGHT TO BUY SOLICITOR LONDON - ANDREW VEITCH SOLICITOR LONDON W1

RIGHT TO BUY

 ARE YOU ELIGIBLE TO BUY YOUR PROPERTY AT A SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT ON MARKET VALUE?

Since 1980 the Right to Buy scheme has allowed Council and Housing Association tenants in England buy their home at a discount. Data from the  Department for Communities and Local Government and Local Government indicates London boroughs and London councils account for 34% of Right to Buy sales in 2014-2015. London tenants took advantage of a discount of up to £102,700 of the market value of the property they bought under the Right to Buy scheme from the Council.  From 6 April 2015 the maximum discount under the Right to Buy in England has been increased and you could get a discount of up to £103,900 if you live in London or £77,900 for the rest of England.   This maximum discount increases every year in April in line with inflation.

Please click on the following link (Right to Buy Eligibility) if you have been a council tenant for at least the last three years or you were a council tenant when the property was sold to your current landlord to see if you are eligible to purchase your property under the Right to Buy legislation.

The discount deducted from market value of your property is governed by a Statutory Instrument - The Housing (Right to Buy) (Maximum Percentage Discount) (England) Order. Please click the following link ( Right to Buy calculator )to obtain an estimate of the potential discount in the purchase price of your property should you exercise your Right to Buy

If you are buying  your home under the Right to Buy scheme please feel free to have a chat with Andrew Veitch for an initial no obligation telephone estimate of conveyancing costs or simply to ask for some initial general advice. Andrew Veitch is more than willing to outline the conveyancing process and indicate what questions that should be raised during the conveyancing process.

Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss your requirements in more detail or e-mail Andrew Veitch details or your proposed purchase and/or sale for a no obligation estimate of fees.

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Wednesday 24 June 2015

Conveyancing Panel Solicitor London W1 - Andrew Veitch

Andrew Veitch can undertake conveyancing work for most major mortgage lenders and his firm is on the following mortgage lenders solicitor conveyancing panels (not an exhaustive list):


Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss your requirements in more detail or e-mail Andrew Veitch details of your proposed purchase and/or sale or mortgage for a no obligation estimate of fees. Andrew can also provide Independent Legal Advice with regard to the terms of a mortgage, deed of postponement, deed of consent or personal guarantee secured by a Legal Mortgage registered at the Land Registry

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

CONVEYANCING SOLICITOR LONDON W1 - RECOMMENDED LONDON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY LAWYER - FREE ESTIMATE OF FEES


FOR MOST PEOPLE BUYING A PROPERTY IS THE BIGGEST FINANCIAL INVESTMENT THEY WILL MAKE IN THEIR LIFE. CHOOSE A PROFESSIONAL SKILLED SERVICE PROVIDED BY AN EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR LIKE ANDREW VEITCH RATHER THAN AN UNQUALIFIED CLERK FROM A  BUDGET BULK CONVEYANCING FIRM

If you are buying or selling your home, house or flat, purchasing a buy to let property, purchasing development land or obtaining a mortgage or remortgaging please feel free to have a chat with Andrew Veitch for an initial no obligation telephone estimate of conveyancing costs or simply to ask for some initial general advice. Andrew Veitch is more than willing to outline the conveyancing process and indicate what questions you may wish to ask an estate agent or seller prior to making an offer on a property. This may be of use to first time buyers or a buyer purchasing a short lease.  

Andrew Veitch is an experienced and highly recommended solicitor in London W1. Unlike many other firms, Andrew Veitch will deal with your matter in its entirety and will promptly answer all e-mails and telephone calls and is more than happy to discuss any questions you may have as well as providing you with copies of all the relevant documents and a report on title prior to you exchanging contracts. You will receive a friendly and  personal service from Andrew Veitch who is willing to go the extra mile to ensure your matter proceeds efficiently by providing you with constructive advice and swiftly dealing with any problems that may arise. You will not simply be a reference number or dealt with by a non-solicitor or unqualified clerk working in a business park located halfway across the country which charges premium telephone rates if you call them and if you are actually able to speak with them due to the high volume of work they are expected to undertake - like some bulk internet or budget conveyancing firms.

Andrew Veitch is also a Landlord & Tenant solicitor and thus can also deal with letting/tenancy agreements and assured shorthold leases if you are purchasing a buy to let property or you require a lease extension pursuant to the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993. Andrew Veitch is also able to resolve any landlord & tenant issues that may arise without the need to incur the additional fees of instructing a separate landlord & tenant solicitor, for example gaining possession of your property and evicting tenants refusing to leave the property or amending a defective lease etc

Please feel free to have a look at Solicitor.info  where clients have left reviews of my services over the years:-

Andrew Veitch can also undertake work for and his firm is on the following mortgage lenders solicitor conveyancing panels (not an exhaustive list):


Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss your requirements in more detail or e-mail Andrew Veitch details or your proposed purchase and/or sale for a no obligation estimate of fees.

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Thursday 18 June 2015

Landlord and Tenant Solicitor London W1

LANDLORD AND TENANT SOLICITOR LONDON W1

CLAIM AGAINST THE COUNCIL, YOUR LANDLORD OR YOUR FREEHOLDER FOR DEFECTS TO YOUR PROPERTY

Please contact Andrew Veitch for an initial no obligation telephone assessment of your dispute with your landlord, the Council or your local authority. Andrew Veitch is an experienced and highly recommended solicitor in London W1 and will aim to obtain the best possible legal outcome of your dispute or claim against your landlord, the Council or your local authority.

The case of Begum -v- Birmingham City Council [2015] EWCA Civ 386 relates to a successful claim by an ex-local authority tenant who purchased a property from the Council under the “right to Buy” legislation for the defects the property suffered from.

Ms Begum purchased her house from the Council in 2003 pursuant to the “Right to Buy” provisions of the Housing Act 1985. Subsequently cracking appeared in the rear extension of her property. The building insurers refused to cover a claim against the buildings insurance policy on the basis that the damage caused by the cracking was a pre-existing defect.

However, Ms. Begum was successful in her claim for breach of statutory duty under Section 125(4a) of the Housing Act 1985. Where a tenant has claimed a “Right to Buy” the local authority needs to serve a notice on the tenant containing certain prescribed information. Section 125(4a) states, “The notice shall contain a description of any structural defect known to the landlord affecting the dwelling-house all the building in which it is situated or any other building over which the tenant will have rights under the conveyance or lease”.

The Court ruled that the local authority was aware of a defect relating to lack of wall ties between the rear wall and the neighbouring property and thus was under a duty to disclose the defect in the notice to Ms Begum prior to her purchasing the property. Therefore the council was also in breach of its statutory duty for the cracking of the walls in the rear extension. The Judge ruled that if the Council had informed Ms Begum of the defect to the lack of wall ties prior to her purchasing the property Ms Begum would have insisted on this defect being rectified prior to her purchasing the property. Accordingly the court awarded Ms Begum £71,000 for the costs of the remedial works to the property and general damages for inconvenience in the sum of £11,500.

Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss any potential dispute with your landlord, the Council or the local authority in more detail or email Andrew Veitch summary of your dispute so that he can assess your needs and requirements before speaking to you.

Tel: 0207 935 1095


Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Tuesday 16 June 2015

NEIGHBOUR DISPUTE SOLICITOR LONDON AND NATIONWIDE - ANDREW VEITCH SOLICITOR LONDON W1

NEIGHBOUR DISPUTE SOLICITOR LONDON AND NATIONWIDE

Boundary Disputes (Fences, Walls and Ownership), Access and Rights of Way, Blocked Rights of Way, Access for Repairs, Nuisance and Noise, Abusive Neighbours, Hedges and Rights of Light,  Tree - Overhanging Branches and Roots, Party Wall Awards and Building Work


Please contact Andrew Veitch for an initial  no obligation telephone assessment of your dispute with your neighbour. Andrew is an experienced and highly recommended solicitor and will aim to obtain the best possible legal outcome for your dispute with your neighbour. 

Often a letter from a solicitor such as Andrew Veitch to your neighbour asserting your rights may make your neighbour realise that you are serious and willing to progress your complaint with them and result in your neighbour's cooperation and a successful resolution of your complaint.  
If a letter from a solicitor is not sufficient  Andrew Veitch can provide a no obligation estimate of the costs likely to be incurred to issue court proceedings to recover damages (to cover your financial loss) and/or in  obtaining court injunctions to prevent your neighbour continuing with their undesirable actions.

Please feel free to telephone Andrew Veitch to discuss your neighbour dispute in more detail or e-mail Andrew Veitch a summary of your dispute so that he can assess your needs and requirements 


Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com

Blog: www.andrewveitchsolicitor.blogspot.com

Office: Guy Clapham & Co solicitors, 51-55 Weymouth Street, Marylebone, Westminster,  London W1G 8NH


This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use: Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

Tuesday 9 June 2015

Andrew Veitch Solicitor and lawyer in London

Andrew Veitch ( LL.B., M.A., PgDip ) is a partner  in the law firm Guy Clapham & Co solicitors (51-55 Weymouth Street, London W1G 8NH,  E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com Tel: 0207 935 1095 http://www.guyclapham.com/ )

Andrew Veitch deals with the following areas of law: commercial and residential property, conveyancing, litigation, divorce, family, debt collection,insolvency, bankruptcy, landlord and tenant, wills, trust, probate, personal injury and employment. Andrew has clients ranging from large companies and property developers, Hollywood actors, world champion sportsmen, local businesses to everyday individuals throughout London and the whole of England and Wales.

Andrew Veitch (LL.B., M.A., PgDip) has a law degree, a masters degree, a post graduate diploma in legal practice and is admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court. With a team that includes excellent hard working staff, Andrew Veitch has a professional team, qualified to deal with all aspects of your legal requirements efficiently and cost effectively. Andrew Veitch is able to offer professional legal services to deal with your requirements in a fast and efficient manner in order to obtain the best result achievable.

Andrew is willing to consider providing a free initial consultation and will provide a written estimate of his fees. Andrew Veitch is also willing to act on a no win no fee basis (conditional fee agreement) if circumstances permit.

With offices conveniently located in the West End of London (Marylebone - Westminster) near to Central London County Court, the High Court and the Royal Courts of Justice and numerous stations and bus routes. The office is in the West End of London near Oxford Street and is located within walking distance of the following stations: Marylebone , Marble Arch , Baker Street , Bond Street , Oxford Circus , Great Portland Street , Regents Park , Euston and Kings Cross.




This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use:
Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)