Merseyside

Solicitors in Liverpool

There are 125 SRA-regulated law firms with an office in Liverpool, covering 37 areas of law. Tell us what has happened and we will point you to the ones that handle it.

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Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026.

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Getting legal help in Liverpool

The legal profession in Liverpool is older and more local than most, and a number of firms have practised in the city for a century or more. Its strengths are personal injury, clinical negligence and crime. The housing and social welfare sector is unusually well developed, which reflects the city's history. Commercial firms are mostly in the business district around Old Hall Street.

Crown Court cases are heard at the Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts on Derby Square. Civil and family work goes to the Liverpool Civil and Family Court on Vernon Street. Liverpool is also a regional centre for the Business and Property Courts.

Community advice on Merseyside is stronger than in many regions, with law centres and welfare rights services dealing with benefits, debt and housing. For a possession claim or disrepair, start with the local housing advice sector rather than a general solicitor. Legal aid is still available for both, so check the means test instead of assuming you won't qualify.

Legal aid in Liverpool

Firms in Liverpool hold Legal Aid Agency contracts in Asylum and human rights, Children and social services, Civil liberties and public bodies, Clinical negligence, Criminal defence, Debt and insolvency, Domestic abuse and protection, Family and relationships, Housing and tenancy, Immigration and visas, Mental health and capacity and Welfare benefits. Legal aid is means tested and a contract does not guarantee a firm has capacity, but these are the areas where public funding is available locally.

Legal aid data from the Legal Aid Agency, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Firm data from the Solicitors Regulation Authority register, last checked 14 October 2026. Super Solicitor is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.