Beesley and Company Solicitors
Beesley and Company Solicitors are an independent law firm
based in Didsbury, Manchester (location map).
Our aim is to
provide clear and decisive advice working closely with our clients
to provide information that is accurate and easy to understand.
We provide legal advice on:
Personal injury claims
Debt and money
Civil actions against the police
Conveyancing
Wills and probate
Litigation
Free legal advice is available - don't hesitate - Contact us.
Why use Beesley & Company Solicitors?
1. We care about our clients and the services we offer.
2. We use plain English and keep jargon to a minimum.
3. We offer legal services for both business and private clients.
Beesley & Company Solicitors strive to be approachable,
knowledgeable and adaptable while delivering effective solutions
to our clients.
To help you better understand issues that relate to your situation
we have prepared answers to Frequently
Asked Questions on
popular topics:
Personal Injury claims
Civil actions against the police
Debt and money advice
Conveyancing
Wills and probate
Litigation
Compensation Awards
Mr A was awarded £22,000 in damages in a successful claim
against the police for wrongful arrest.
Ms B received £12,000 in damages after the police were found to
have assaulted her.
Mr C was awarded £30,000 after receiving negligent medical
treatment.
Mr D was awarded £4,000 after suffering a whiplash injury in a road traffic accident.
Mr E was awarded £8,000 after having been a victim of an assault.
Mr F was awarded £5,000 following an accident at work.
Mr G was awarded £1,800.00 following being wrongly arrested and falsely imprisoned for a period of six hours.
Mr H was awarded £145,000.00 following the overturning of a conviction and having spent three years and ten months in custody.
Miss I was awarded £35,000.00 following a road traffic accident in which she had ran into the road into collision with a motor car.
Recent Successes |
At a recent inquest in Warrington we acted successfully for the family of Nicola Sutton, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Barry Stone, following his early release on licence from prison. On recording a narrative verdict of unlawful killing the inquest jury criticised the police, the probation service and the prison service. These agencies were all found to have failed to protect Nicola Sutton through a serious lack of co-operation. The police and the probation service have since apologised to the family of Nicola Sutton for their failings. Barry Stone was jailed for viciously beating Nicola Sutton and had served only half his 18-month sentence when released. Evidence was shown to the jury that while still in prison Stone sought to have Nicola harmed. The inquest jury found that this malign intent was not properly considered in determining the conditions of Stone's early release. After murdering Nicola Sutton, Barry Stone committed suicide while on remand for the crime. In a television interview after the verdict Nicola's mother thanked her legal team for their dedication. Latest News |
