WBW Chartered Financial Planners
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more »Solicitors in Devon since 1831
WBW Solicitors was founded in 1831 by two Partners, William Wills and his brother Robert. The firm quickly developed into Woollcombe Watts in the early 1900's. The firm continued to expand and is now one of the largest practices in the South West. Previously known as Woollcombe Beer Watts, the firm adopted the name of WBW Solicitors in 2004.
The firm comprises 22 Partners, 50 Legal Advisors and around 50 Support Staff. The firm has four offices based in Torquay, Newton Abbot, Exeter and Bovey Tracey. The firm is managed by a dedicated Managing Partner who is supported by six Senior Managers across the firm's offices. The firm's Legal Advisors are designated to providing advice to either private or business clients.
With two defined divisions for business and private clients, WBW Solicitors continues to deliver the full range of high street legal services to individuals, including Wills Trust and Probate, Tax advice, Residential Conveyancing and Commercial Property, Family, Accident and Injury as well as Civil Litigation including Employment law and Criminal and Motoring offences.
The firm offers particular expertise to business in the fields of Commercial Property, Debt Recovery, Employment, Licensing, and Company Commercial, as well as specializing in Leisure and Agricultural law.
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