We are an established law firm serving business and private clients throughout Lincolnshire and the UK from their offices in Gainsborough. With personal service and client care at the heart of everything we do we are able to provide comprehensive and quality legal services. We hold Lexcel accreditation, which is the Law Society's standard for excellence in practice management, and are members of the Law Society's accreditation schemes for residential conveyancing, family law.This means that our expertise in these areas of the law has been verified by the Law Society, the body that represents solicitors in England and Wales.

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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We believe a responsible approach in these areas can improve efficiency, reduce costs and contribute to our reputation as a socially responsible service organisation. We support a number of charities including Lincolnshire Home Improvement Agency (LHIA) and Lincolnshire Employment Accommodation Project (LEAP).

Careers with Burton & Dyson

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We are always interested to hear from ambitious lawyers wishing to join a long-established firm with a flexible attitude and a friendly collegiate atmosphere. We currently have a role for an experienced property and commercial transaction lawyer - salary to match experience and results. This may suit a lawyer leaving a larger corporate environment or someone looking to work more flexible or part time hours.

Our Complaints Policy

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We want to give you the best possible service. However, if at any point you become unhappy or concerned about the service, we have provided then you should inform us immediately, so that we can do our best to resolve the problem. If you have a complaint about any aspect of our service (including any complaint about our charges), please make known your concern to the member of the firm who has been advising you. You can also refer this complaint directly to the firm's Client Care Director, Steven Hardy.

Pricing information

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Our charges are primarily based upon time spent on any particular matter and depend in part on the complexity of the matter. For example, if there is one beneficiary and no property, costs may be at the lower end of the range. If there are multiple beneficiaries, the deceased died intestate, there is a property, multiple bank accounts or investments, costs could be at the higher end. The costs incurred in dealing with the sale or transfer of property in the estate will be in addition to the administration costs.

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