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Mark Reynolds Solicitors Wins Industry Recognition
Mark Reynolds Solicitors, one of the North West’s most trusted law firms, has been awarded Top Personal Injury Lawyers and Top Medical Negligence Lawyers in Warrington by ThreeBestRated. In addition, they have been awarded Top Medical Lawyers and Top Employment Lawyers in Liverpool. This news comes just as the company celebrates its 10-year anniversary.
Mark Reynolds Solicitors was established a decade ago by Mark Reynolds and Peter McCourt and these awards reaffirm its position as one of the North West’s most trusted law firms, most particularly in the fields of Personal Injury and Medical Negligence. Mark said: “When we started our company in 2009, it was our main intention to serve the community and this is what we have done. This set of four awards is testament to how hard our team consistently works and will give total reassurance to our new clients. This extra validation of our reputation is made all the sweeter as we mark our tenth anniversary this year.
“From the start, our reputation for quality, excellence and outstanding results has been at the heart of our business and this is recognition that we are upholding the highest of standards. For the last ten years our team has worked tirelessly to deliver quality face-to-face services to clients we serve not only in the North West, but now throughout the country.”
ThreeBestRated carry out a thorough 50-point inspection to discover the very best companies by sector and location. The inspection includes verifying business reviews, reputation, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, location, trust, cost and general excellence.
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