We build trusted relationships with people and organisations to successfully overcome hurdles and challenges in life and in business.
With more than 250 people, we are an independent law firm with offices in London, Peterborough, Northampton, Manchester, Liverpool and Cumbria.
We are Taylor Rose TTKW.
HUMANISING LAW
Award winning team
Our Conveyancing team was Highly Commended at the Law Society Excellence Awards in 2012 and 2013 in recognition of our outstanding client service.
Fixed fees
We make our prices simple and easy to understand. you will know what you are paying upfront. No hidden fees. No hidden charges.
Convenient for you
A excellent Conveyancing Solicitor based in West Cumbria, so we are here on your doorstep. Our office is in Workington for meetings or we can always offer home visits if more convenient.
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News
Taylor Rose TTKW launches New Brand to celebrate Anniversary
To celebrate our first anniversary as Taylor Rose TTKW we launch our new brand which reflects our vibrant, dynamic personality and our passion for winning!
Originally incorporated by Sir Kingsley Wood, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer to Winston Churchill's Prime Minister, we have a heritage spanning 100 years helping people and organisations to successfully overcome hurdles and challenges in life and in business.
We very much look forward to the next 100 years, providing clear concise expert advice from the everyday to the most complex issue, understanding your challenges and achieving your ambitions.
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Cumbria Office
Cumbria is the fourth Taylor Rose TTKW office to open for business and has recently just celebrated its two year anniversary.
The Taylor Rose TTKW Cumbria office predominantly services property, wills and probate work but also offers referrals for a range of other legal services as well.
Cumbria is overseen by Solicitor Felicity Marsden a property specialist directly working with the operations team and Partners from head office to continue the development of the office and its growing presence in the property industry.
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Cumbria