Excellent customer service and…
Excellent customer service and wonderful service. Highly Recommended
October 2, 2018
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First North Law is a North Yorkshire law firm with a difference. The former North Yorkshire County Council in-house legal team, we are now a stand-alone company providing a range of legal services to people and organisations across the region and beyond. Our team of skilled and experienced professionals focuses on delivering outstanding advice and client service across each of the sectors we support. And, with a range of accreditations and awards, you can be certain we have the skills, knowledge and expertise you need.
Contact info
County Hall, DL78AD, Northallerton, United Kingdom
- 01609798080
- enquiries@firstnorthlaw.co.UK
- www.firstnorthlaw.co.uk
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