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Leading in law

Fiona Bruce Solicitors is an established five-partner solicitors firm in Warrington, Cheshire, with over 35 years in business. We strive to assist the community with the legal advice they require, offering both business and personal legal services.

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Excellent service!… Again! We are extremely grateful for the support we have received over the years and would highly recommend Fiona Bruce Solicitors to anyone.

Ms J

May 2026

Why we’re different

At Fiona Bruce Solicitors we combine a professional approach with an ethical stand and are actively involved in a wide range of charity and community projects. We are commited to making a positive difference in Warrington and the North West.

99%

Of clients would recommend us

Based on data from Concluding Client Service Questionnaires (April 2025 to March 2026).

35+

Years serving real people

Originally founded in 1988 by Fiona Bruce, the firm has proudly been assisting with legal cases for over 35 years.

40+

Team members here to help you

The firm has enjoyed significant growth over the years, enabling us to specialise in a number of different areas of the law.

What areas of law do we cover?

With an ever-growing team of professional solicitors on our team, we offer legal services in various areas of law: Charity; Commercial; Employment; Family; Litigation and Dispute Resolution; Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence; Residential Conveyancing; and Wills and Probate.

Business

Business Legal Services

We deliver sound advice to suit a range of issues relating to the running of a business. Whether you’re an employer or employee, a charity or commercial company, our team provide the expertise your business requires.

Personal

Personal Legal Services

When it comes to personal advice, we offer you valuable guidance and understand that your requirements may range from straightforward drafting to more complicated transactions.

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Great communication; friendly and professional. Fast responses every time.

Mrs K. Cheshire

May 2026

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We're here to help

We are always happy to answer any questions regarding your legal concerns. All enquiries are confidential and important to us.

Call us on 01925 263 273

Email us at enquiries@fionabruce.co.uk




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