Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors started business in 2017 to provide expert legal services to the Stepps area and beyond. Founded by Chris Pollock and Paul Fairbridge, with Paul Schiavone joining shortly thereafter, the law firm is dedicated to providing excellent legal advice and services to all its clients. You will be guaranteed to have a highly experienced solicitor manage and progress your case from start to finish.
You will find us all to be dedicated professionals who are very approachable and personable. With over 30 years combined experience, Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors combine technical expertise with a friendly, pragmatic and commercial approach. Chris Pollock is Society of Trust and Estate Practitioner (STEP) accredited. Chris regularly advises clients in relation to all aspects of family law, including wills, trusts, estates, estate planning, and power of attorney and guardianship.
Paul Schiavone is an experienced commercial property lawyer (buying, selling and leasing) having worked with some of the largest and most well respected commercial law firms in Scotland.
You will find us all to be dedicated professionals who are very approachable and personable. With over 30 years combined experience, Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors combine technical expertise with a friendly, pragmatic and commercial approach. Chris Pollock is Society of Trust and Estate Practitioner (STEP) accredited. Chris regularly advises clients in relation to all aspects of family law, including wills, trusts, estates, estate planning, and power of attorney and guardianship.
Paul Schiavone is an experienced commercial property lawyer (buying, selling and leasing) having worked with some of the largest and most well respected commercial law firms in Scotland.
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Chris Pollock, Paul Fairbridge and Paul Schiavone are approachable and experienced solicitors who founded Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors to provide clients with quality legal advice in a relatable manner.
We are happy to meet with clients as it suits them and always put our clients' needs first.
Chris graduated with a degree in law from Strathclyde University.
He obtained the Diploma in Legal Practice at the Glasgow Graduate School of Law.
Since qualifying as a solicitor, Chris has been accredited by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
We are happy to meet with clients as it suits them and always put our clients' needs first.
Chris graduated with a degree in law from Strathclyde University.
He obtained the Diploma in Legal Practice at the Glasgow Graduate School of Law.
Since qualifying as a solicitor, Chris has been accredited by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).
Historically, legal work has been based upon an hourly rate charged by the solicitor and any fee charged simply a calculation of the time spent on the matter.
At PFS we seek to agree fees with our clients before we are instructed in a matter.
We will seek to provide a fixed fee quote or fee range where possible.
It isn't always possible for us to do so, and in matters where we cannot provide a fixed fee, our hourly charge is 215 per hour, exclusive of VAT and outlays.
At PFS we seek to agree fees with our clients before we are instructed in a matter.
We will seek to provide a fixed fee quote or fee range where possible.
It isn't always possible for us to do so, and in matters where we cannot provide a fixed fee, our hourly charge is 215 per hour, exclusive of VAT and outlays.
Disputes arise in every walk of life and usually at inconvenient times in our lives.
This can be as a consumer purchasing goods or services, a business dispute regarding a contract, employment disputes or insurance matters.
Our expert dispute resolution solicitors routinely assist our clients with complex litigation.
We appear in sheriff courts throughout Scotland on a regular basis.
At Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors we realise that litigation can be costly and time consuming.
We will always work with you to avoid litigation where possible, including negotiating with the 'other side' prior to litigation, exploring mediation or arbitration where appropriate or finding compromise where possible.
This can be as a consumer purchasing goods or services, a business dispute regarding a contract, employment disputes or insurance matters.
Our expert dispute resolution solicitors routinely assist our clients with complex litigation.
We appear in sheriff courts throughout Scotland on a regular basis.
At Pollock Fairbridge Schiavone Solicitors we realise that litigation can be costly and time consuming.
We will always work with you to avoid litigation where possible, including negotiating with the 'other side' prior to litigation, exploring mediation or arbitration where appropriate or finding compromise where possible.
Some lenders, primarily Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland sold loans that included what is known as 'embedded hedging' which means that an interest rate hedging product was simply imported into the loan, rather than being 'stand-alone', as the products included in the Interest Rate Hedging Product Review (IRHP Review) were.
That review has now been concluded for all but a very small number of products.
Fixed rate products were excluded from the review due to being 'simple' products and allegedly unregulated.
That review has now been concluded for all but a very small number of products.
Fixed rate products were excluded from the review due to being 'simple' products and allegedly unregulated.
Our insolvency solicitors regularly assist individuals and insolvency practitioners in relation to corporate and personal insolvency.
We regularly appear in courts throughout Scotland for sequestrations, liquidations and the debtors courts.
If you are owed money then pursing an insolvency option may be the best manner to recover the debt.
If you owe money, you may be have a creditor pursuing an insolvency.
We can assist with both.
This is the legal term for bankruptcy in Scotland.
A creditor owed 3,000 or more can apply to the court to have the debtor sequestrated (declared bankrupt).
We regularly appear in courts throughout Scotland for sequestrations, liquidations and the debtors courts.
If you are owed money then pursing an insolvency option may be the best manner to recover the debt.
If you owe money, you may be have a creditor pursuing an insolvency.
We can assist with both.
This is the legal term for bankruptcy in Scotland.
A creditor owed 3,000 or more can apply to the court to have the debtor sequestrated (declared bankrupt).
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