Nottinghamshire

Solicitors in Nottingham

There are 97 SRA-regulated law firms with an office in Nottingham, covering 36 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 Nottingham

Nottingham has a solid regional legal market with several sizeable firms. Its strongest areas are commercial property, insolvency and personal injury, and it has a well-established criminal defence sector. Most individuals use mid-sized practices in the city centre or local firms in Sneinton, Hyson Green and West Bridgford.

Nottingham County Court and Family Court are on Canal Street and the Crown Court is on High Pavement. Because Nottingham is a regional centre for the Business and Property Courts, commercial disputes that would otherwise go to Birmingham or London can stay in the city.

There's an active advice sector here, including a law centre, and it deals with most housing and welfare benefits work rather than private firms. If you have a possession hearing, use the duty scheme at court, but get advice before the day as well. Derby and Leicester are close, and firms there often take on clients from Nottinghamshire.

Legal aid in Nottingham

Firms in Nottingham 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 Social care and funding. 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.