Welcome to Hay & Kilner

Welcome:

Based in the North East of England, Hay & Kilner offers a complete legal service to individuals, corporate clients and institutions, locally, nationally and overseas.

We are a substantial firm but not huge. Clients receive all the skill and experience expected from a large firm but with a personal and friendly touch.

We are approachable and provide an effective and efficient service to put your mind at rest. You can feel confident that you will receive the best possible advice whatever your circumstances. All our solicitors and support staff are ‘user friendly'. We listen to our clients' needs, speak plain English and won't confuse you with legal jargon.

Our range of services include:

Company Commercial                      Commercial Property                                                         

Banking & Financial                           Commercial Disputes                             

Intellectual Property                          Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency   

Clinical Negligence                            Residential Property                               

Family Law                                           Wills Trust and Tax Planning                    

Crime & Motoring Offences             Volume Legal Service                                                  

Employment                                         Accident Claims 

Construction                                        Health &Safety

Debt Recovery                                     Liabilty Claims  

You'll see that we've included comments from various independently researched legal guides and from our clients. So you don't just have to take our word for it: 

 Testimonial:

"the team impresses clients as being "tough but fair and technically smart." Private clients range from salaried professionals to individuals able to benefit from an in-house capacity to deal with commercial assets and personal trusts. The group.... also handles publicly funded care proceedings as well as private contact and residence disputes."

Chambers 2008, an independent guide to the legal profession