The contentious probate team at leading Midlands law firm George Green has had its excellent reputation for service delivery and client care confirmed in the latest edition of Legal 500 which has just been published. Partner Liam Owen and Associate Susan Ford have each been recommended for their standout work with Liam being listed as a “Next Generation Partner”

Market and client feedback contained in Legal 500 2024includes:

‘The three things that make this practice unique are the people, the value for money of the services they provide, and the collaboration. In terms of people, both Susan Ford and Liam Owen are true assets. Both are specialist and experienced, but also provide an approachable and friendly face to clients‘.

‘The firm is extremely good value for money in terms of the advice and service provided. This is no doubt a result of them having invested significantly in their team and people. Liam and Susan give excellent advice for exceptional value’.

‘Susan Ford is extremely clever and a pragmatic litigator. She cares very deeply for her clients and will fight their corner when needed. From the beginning of the case she is focused on achieving the best outcome’.

George Green Chief Executive David Stevenson commented “Disputes over wills, trust and probate are increasing year on year for a whole variety of reasons which means that an ever increasing number of people need access to the right kind of specialist advice to help them. Our team is at the cutting edge and dedicated to working hard to make a difference and help clients succeed. I am delighted with the team’s richly deserved ranking in Legal 500 2024. Congratulations in particular to Liam and Sue”.

George Green LLP is a leading full service law firm and recognised as such in both Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners. Our lawyers make a difference by helping our clients succeed. We have offices in Cradley Heath, Sutton Coldfield and Wolverhampton.