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Civil Legal Assistance Register Civil register at 17.09.21 Firm Name Address Line1 Address Line2 Address Line3 Postcode Phone Number 1ST LEGAL LIMITED 68 KYLE STREET AYR KA7 1RZ 01292 290666 A C MILLER & MACKAY 63 SCOTT STREET PERTH PH2 8JN 01738 620087 A C O'NEILL & CO SECOND FLOOR 32 HIGH STREET DUMBARTON G82 1LL 01389 762997 A C WHITE 23 WELLINGTON SQUARE AYR KA7 1HG 01292 266900 A J GORDON & CO SOLICITORS 2 BOTANIC CRESCENT GLASGOW G20 8QQ 07812 000554 AAMER ANWAR & CO 63 CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TW 0141 429 7090 ABERDEIN CONSIDINE & CO 5-9 BON-ACCORD CRESCENT ABERDEEN AB11 6DN 01224 337421 ADAIRS 3 CASTLE STREET DUMBARTON G82 1QS 01389 767625 ADAMS LAW 11 KINGSKNOWE PARK EDINBURGH EH14 2JQ 0131 443 4436 AFFINITY FAMILY LAW 4 THE CHALET BROOMKNOWE ROAD KILMACOLM PA13 4JG 01505 873751 AITKENS 17 GRAMPIAN COURT BEVERIDGE SQUARE LIVINGSTON EH54 6QF 01506 417737 AJ BRADLEY & CO FLOOR 4, SUITE 13 111 UNION STREET GLASGOW G1 3TA 0141 374 0474 ALAN MEECHAN SOLICITORS C/O 19 BATHGATE ROAD BLACKBURN WEST LOTHIAN EH47 7LN 07878 159264 ALEXANDER BOYD 93 HIGH STREET, MERCHANT CITY GLASGOW G1 1NB 0141 237 3137 ALEXANDER MCBURNEY 338 DUMBARTON ROAD GLASGOW G11 6TG 0141 576 4808 ALEXIS HUNTER FAMILY LAW CARTSIDE HOUSE, 1/7 CLARKSTON ROAD CATHCART GLASGOW G44 4EF 0141 404 0124 ALI & CO SUITE 540 103 BYRES ROAD GLASGOW G11 5HW 07849 007 162 ALLAN BLACK & MCCASKIE 151 HIGH STREET ELGIN IV30 1DX 01343 543355 ALLAN KERR 13 GRANGE PLACE KILMARNOCK AYRSHIRE KA1 2AB 01563 571571 ALLAN MCDOUGALL MCQUEEN 3 COATES CRESCENT EDINBURGH EH3 7AL 0131 225 2121 ALLCOURT 1 LENNOX HOUSE ALMONDVALE BOULEVARD LIVINGSTON EH54 6QP 01506 443999 AMI LAW 44 HENDERSON STREET BRIDGE OF ALLAN FK9 4HS 07910 858 077 ANDERSON BANKS 22 ARGYLL SQUARE OBAN ARGYLL PA34 4AT 01631 563158 ANDERSON MACARTHUR LIMITED BANK OF SCOTLAND BUILDINGS STORNOWAY ISLE OF LEWIS HS1 2BG 01851 703356 ANDERSON SHAW & GILBERT YORK HOUSE 20 CHURCH STREET INVERNESS IV1 1ED 01463 236123 ANDERSON STRATHERN LLP 14 COURT STREET HADDINGTON EH41 3JA 01620 822127 ANDREW HADDON & CROWE 3 OLIVER PLACE HAWICK TD9 9BG 01450 372738 ANDREWS IMMIGRATION 4 WOODSIDE PLACE CHARING CROSS GLASGOW G3 7QF 0141 353 5026 ANGUS MCINTOSH & SIMON HODGE T/A CASTLEMILK LAW & MONEY ADVICE CENTRE 155 CASTLEMILK DRIVE CASTLEMILK GLASGOW G45 9UG 0141 634 0313 ANIKA JETHWA & CO LTD 7 WEST BELL STREET DUNDEE DD1 1EX 01382 223399 ANTHONY BONE 2ND FLOOR SUITE 5 ST MARNOCK STREET KILMARNOCK KA1 1DZ 01563 559166 ANTHONY MAHON LIMITED 48 WEST GEORGE STREET GLASGOW G2 1BP 0141 332 1587 ARCHER COYLE 513 CLARKSTON ROAD GLASGOW G44 3PN 0141 637 2434 ARCHIBALD SHARP & SON 270 DUMBARTON ROAD PARTICK G11 6TX 0141 339 3036 AUSTIN KELLY & CO 29 BRIDGEGATE IRVINE KA12 8BJ 01294 275215 AUSTIN LAFFERTY 213 EDINBURGH HOUSE PRINCES SQUARE EAST KILBRIDE G74 1LJ 01355 263777 B.J. LANIGAN & CO 14 DRUMCHAPEL ROAD GLASGOW G15 6QE 0141 944 0671 BAILLIE SPOWART LIMITED 16 ALEXANDER STREET CLYDEBANK GLASGOW G81 1RZ 0141 585 2300 BAIRD & CO NORTH HOUSE NORTH STREET GLENROTHES KY7 5NA 01592 759555 BAKER GOSTELOW LAW LIMITED 261 GLASGOW ROAD BLANTYRE G72 0YS 01698 820700 BALFOUR & MANSON 56-66 FREDERICK STREET EDINBURGH EH2 1LS 0131 200 1200 BANKS DEVLIN & CO 78 CAUSEYSIDE STREET PAISLEY PA1 1YP 0141 889 4949 BANNATYNE KIRKWOOD FRANCE & CO 16 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE GLASGOW G1 3AG 0141 221 6020 BANNERMAN BURKE LAW 28 HIGH STREET HAWICK TD9 9BY 01450 372750 BARNETTS 7/9 GRANGE PLACE KILMARNOCK KA1 2BH 01563 522137 BARTON & HENDRY FLEMING HOUSE TRYST ROAD CUMBERNAULD G67 1JW 01236 735466 BATHGATE FAMILY LAW PRACTICE LTD 1 BLOOMFIELD PLACE BATHGATE WEST LOTHIAN EH48 1PB 01506 656820 BBM 1ST FLOOR 27 GEORGE STREET EDINBURGH EH2 2PA 0131 526 3280 BECKLEY KENNY & CO 64A HIGH STREET LAURENCEKIRK AB30 1BJ 01561 377188 BELL & CRAIG ALBERT HOUSE 4 ALBERT PLACE DUMBARTON ROAD FK8 2QL 01786 470 444 BELL BRODIE 77 CASTLE STREET FORFAR DD8 3AG 01307 475320 BELL LEGAL LTD 12 GRANGE PLACE KILMARNOCK KA1 2AB 01563 535545 BELL RUSSELL & CO 111 GRAHAM STREET AIRDRIE ML6 6DE 01236 764781 BELTRAMI & CO LTD 83 CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TD 0141 429 2262 BERLOW RAHMAN GROUND FLOOR, 40 CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TW 0141 890 1999 BEVERIDGE & KELLAS 52 LEITH WALK EDINBURGH EH6 5HW 0131 554 6321 BILKUS & BOYLE 2175 PAISLEY ROAD WEST CARDONALD GLASGOW G52 3SJ 0141 882 3221 BLACK AND MARKIE 12 DOUGLAS STREET DUNFERMLINE FIFE KY12 7EB 01383 610 547 BLACK HAY 5 WELLINGTON SQUARE AYR KA7 1EN 01292 268988 BLACKADDER & MCMONAGLE 41 HIGH STREET FALKIRK FK1 1EN 01324 612999 BLACKADDERS 30/34 REFORM STREET DUNDEE DD1 1RJ 01382 229222 BLACKWATER LAW LIMITED 46A CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TW 0141 333 6514 BLAIR & BRYDEN 20A UNION STREET GREENOCK PA16 8JL 01475 888777 BLAIR CADELL THE BOND HOUSE 5 BREADALBANE STREET EDINBURGH EH6 5JH 0131 555 5800 BLM 13 BATH STREET GLASGOW G2 1HY 0141 353 2121 BONNAR ACCIDENT LAW LTD 83 GRAHAM STREET AIRDRIE ML6 6DE 01236 756188 BOWMAN 27 BANK STREET DUNDEE DD1 1RP 01382 322267 BOYD LEGAL LIMITED 21-22 QUEENSFERRY STREET EDINBURGH EH2 4RD 0131 226 7464 BOYDS LAW 36 WEST HIGH STREET FORFAR DD8 1BA 01307 460499 BOYLES SOLICITORS BOYLE CHAMBERS 15 ALBERT SQUARE DUNDEE DD1 1DJ 01382 221214 BRADLEY CAMPBELL & CO 8 BROUGHAM STREET GREENOCK PA16 8AA 01475 726363 BRADY LEGAL SCOTIA HOUSE UNIT 1, EASTFIELD BUSINESS PARK NEWARK ROAD SOUTH, GLENROTHES KY7 4NS 01592 623980 BRAIDWOODS 1 CHARLOTTE STREET DUMFRIES DG1 2AG 01387 257272 BRAZENALL AND ORR 104 IRISH STREET DUMFRIES DG1 2PB 01387 255695 BREADY & CO FIRST FLOOR 40 CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TW 0141 334 2265 BRIDGE LEGAL LIMITED CARLTON BUILDINGS 4TH FLOOR 63 CARLTON PLACE GLASGOW G5 9TW 0141 429 3100 BRODIES 15 ATHOLL CRESCENT EDINBURGH EH3 8HA 0131 228 3777 BROPHY CAREY & CO LTD 2 CAIRD PARK HAMILTON ML3 0EU 01698 768441 FLEMING HOUSE, 134 RENFREW BROWN & CO LEGAL LLP LEGAL SERVICES AGENCY STREET GLASGOW G3 6ST 0141 353 3354 9-15 FRITHSIDE STREET, BROWN & MCRAE LLP ANDERSON HOUSE FRASERBURGH ABERDEENSHIRE AB43 9AB 01346 514761 BRUCE & CO 89-91 HIGH STREET ARBROATH DD11 1DP 01241 430660 BRUCE MACDONALD & CO 6 ALBERT PLACE ABERDEEN AB25 1RG 01224 643332 BRUCE SHORT & CO 3 RATTRAY STREET DUNDEE DD1 1NA 01382 223400 BRUNTON MILLER HERBERT HOUSE 22 HERBERT STREET GLASGOW G20 6NB 0141 337 1199 BRZOOM KADIRGOLAM T/A ETHNIC MINORITIES LAW CENTRE SOLICITOR 41 ST VINCENT PLACE GLASGOW G1 2ER 0141 204 2888 BSW SOLICITORS LLP T/A BASTEN SNEDDON COURT SOLICITORS 20 DOUGLAS STREET DUNFERMLINE KY12 7EB 01383 621144 BTO SOLICITORS LLP 77 SINCLAIR STREET HELENSBURGH G84 8TG 01436 671221 BUCHANAN BURTON 2 STRATHMORE HOUSE PRINCES SQUARE EAST KILBRIDE G74 1LQ 01355 249228 BUCHANAN DICKSON FRAME STUDIO 301 OLD EMBROIDERY MILL ABBEY MILL BUSINESS CENTRE PA1 1TJ 0141 848 0303 BURNETT & REID SUITE A, GROUND FLOOR 9 QUEEN'S ROAD ABERDEEN AB15 4YL 01224 644333 BURNETT CHRISTIE KNOWLES MCCOURTS T/A BCKM 53 GEORGE IV BRIDGE EDINBURGH EH1 1YH 0131 225 3456 BURNETT LEGAL SERVICES LIMITED 6 KING'S GATE ABERDEEN AB15 4EJ 01224 648797 C & D MACTAGGART CASTLEHILL CAMPBELTOWN ARGYLL PA28 6AR 01586 552317 CAESAR & HOWIE 29 GEORGE STREET BATHGATE EH48 1PG 01506 815900 CAIRD VAUGHAN 1 BANK STREET DUNDEE DD1 1RL 01382 229399 CAIRN LEGAL LTD REGENT HOUSE 113 WEST REGENT STREET GLASGOW G2 2RU 0141 221 7948 CAIRNS BROWN 112 MAIN STREET ALEXANDRIA G83 0NZ 01389 756 979 CALDERS 10 WHITEHALL STREET DUNDEE DD1 4AF 01382 224391 CALLAHAN MCKEOWN & CO LTD 54 HAIRST STREET RENFREW PA4 8QY 0141 885 1212 CAMERON MACAULAY BALTIC CHAMBERS 50 WELLINGTON STREET GLASGOW G2 6HJ 0141 204 7844 CAMERON PINKERTON & CO 25 GAUZE STREET PAISLEY PA1 1ES 0141 887 5211 CAMPBELL & MCCARTNEY 430 VICTORIA ROAD GLASGOW G42 8YU 0141 423 2222 CAMPBELL BOATH BANK HOUSE 1 STIRLING STREET DUNDEE DD3 6JP 01382 200110 CAMPBELL SMITH 21 YORK PLACE EDINBURGH EH1 3EN 0131 556 3737 CARITAS LEGAL LIMITED UNIT 3 DUNFERMLINE BUSINESS CENTRE IZATT AVENUE DUNFERMLINE KY11 3BZ 01383 431101 CARR & CO 81 MAIN STREET BAILLIESTON GLASGOW G69 6AD 0141 773 2145 CARR BERMAN CRICHTON 90 MAIN STREET RUTHERGLEN GLASGOW G73 2HZ 0141 647 9851 CARRICK ROBB 71 MAIN STREET KILBIRNIE AYRSHIRE KA25 7AB 01505 682408 CARTYS 14 MONTGOMERY STREET LARKHALL ML9 2AA 01698 885888 CAVERS & CO 40/42 ST MARY STREET KIRKCUDBRIGHT DG6 4DN 01557 331217 CCMC LIMITED T/A CHUNG SOLICITORS 322A PENTAGON CENTRE 36 WASHINGTON STREET GLASGOW G3 8AZ 0141 248 2204 CDA LAW UNIT 4 CROMARTY LINKS HUB CROMARTY IV11 8XZ 01381 625 259 CHARLES FERGUSON & CO 6 KEITH STREET HAMILTON ML3 7BL 01698 285885 CHARLES WOOD & SON 37 KIRK WYND KIRKCALDY KY1 1EN 01592 261621 CHRISTISON LAW PRACTICE LIMITED 10 HIGHFIELD LIVINGSTON EH54 7BQ 0800 158 8455 CLAN CHILDLAW LTD NORTON PARK 57 ALBION ROAD EDINBURGH EH7 5QY 075 275 66682 CLAPHAMS 1B HELENA HOUSE, BUSBY ROAD CLARKSTON TOLL GLASGOW G76 7RA 0141 620 0800 CLARE RYAN 2 DOUGLAS GARDENS BEARSDEN GLASGOW G61 2SJ 07977 000 312 CMC LAW LLP 497 DUKE STREET GLASGOW G31 1DL 07790 074 643 COCHRAN DICKIE 21 MOSS STREET PAISLEY PA1 1BX 0141 889 2245 COCKBURN MCGRANE PO BOX 14271 ANSTRUTHER FIFE KY10 9AD 01333 730803 COLLEDGE & SHIELDS LLP 30 CASTLE STREET DUMFRIES DG1 1DU 01387 240044 COLLINS AND CO DEFENCE LAWYERS LTD 18 CADZOW PLACE EDINBURGH EH7 5SN 0131 661 3210 COLVIN HOUSTON & CO PO BOX 3 1 BELLMAN'S CLOSE LARGS KA30 8AP 01475 672 003 COMPLETE CLARITY 34 WOODLANDS ROAD GLASGOW G3 6UR 0141 433 2626 COMRIE LAW 40 STIRLING STREET ALVA FK12 5EB 01259 235567 CON CUNNINGHAM SUITE 402B, THE PENTAGON CENTRE 36 WASHINGTON STREET GLASGOW G3 8AZ 0141 258 2760 COOK STEVENSON & CO 56 WEST BLACKHALL STREET GREENOCK PA15 1UY 01475 722100 CORRIGALL BLACK 20 JOHN STREET DUNOON PA23 8BN 01369 702941 COWAN & CO 81 BERKELEY STREET GLASGOW G3 7DX 0141 221 1803 CULLEN KILSHAW WAVERLEY CHAMBERS LADHOPE VALE GALASHIELS TD1 1BW 01896 822 177 CULLEY & MCALPINE 40-42 SOUTH STREET PERTH PH2 8PD 01738 626644 D & J DUNLOP 2 BARNS STREET AYR KA7 1XD 01292 264091 D M MACKINNON WS BANK OF SCOTLAND BUILDINGS OBAN PA34 4LN 01631 563014 D W SHAW 34A SANDGATE AYR KA7 1BW 01292 265033 D'ARCY PRICE LAW FLOUR MILL, EXCHANGE COURT EXCHANGE STREET DUNDEE DD1 3DE 01382 217999 DAC BEACHCROFT SCOTLAND LLP 125 WEST REGENT STREET GLASGOW G2 2SA 0141 248 6688 DAILLY & CO ORKNEY ST.
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