Solicitors in Woolwich

David Phillips and Partners solicitors are based at 219A, Block P, Island Business Centre, 18-36 Wellington Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 6PF.

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Our solicitors in Woolwich provide the following services:

Criminal Defence

Our criminal defence solicitors in Woolwich are experts in all areas of criminal defence, but especially in dealing with fraud investigations. We deal with corporate fraud, business fraud and benefits fraud as criminal legal aid solicitors, and on a private fee basis.

Accident Claims

We pursue accident compensation claims in Woolwich and other courts for clients on a no win no fee basis. Our main practice areas are: accident at work claims; car accident claims; accidents in a public place; and other claims where our clients were not to blame.

Driving Offences

As criminal lawyers in Woolwich, we are experienced in dealing with driving offences matters. Let our criminal defence solicitors advise you on your rights as legal aid solicitors, or on a private fee basis.

Actions Against the Police

We represent innocent victims of police misconduct. Contact us if you have been a victim of police assault, false imprisonment, wrongful arrest and/ or a malicious prosecution. Where possible, we will pursue these claims as legal aid solicitors in Woolwich, or no win no fee solicitors.

Prison Law

Clients from Woolwich and nationwide are invited to contact us for more information on parole reviews and categorisation reviews.

About Us

David Phillips & Partners Solicitors have been providing legal services for last 27 years. We have strong connections within Woolwich, and take great pride in serving our local and national clients to the best of our abilities.

We understand that getting quality legal representation away from the city centre can be difficult. That’s why we established our solicitors firm in Woolwich so that people don’t have to travel to get quality legal advice and help. We also offer a convenient phone service, including after hours calls, on 0800 027 7870, so you can get hold of your solicitor when you need him or her most.

We believe in growing by reputation. Since the firm was established 27 years ago we have grown organically to 10 offices nationwide, covering the major urban centres. As solicitors in Woolwich we understand the need to represent our local community well. We build up strong and lasting relationships with clients, their families, and friends. Over 95% of our work comes from client recommendation, from people who are so happy with our services that they feel confident in passing their families and friends onto us.

Only if our clients are happy with our services, are we doing our job. At David Phillips & Partners Solicitors, we work hard to get the best result for all of our clients. Put us to the test and let us prove that we’re worthy solicitors in Woolwich.

If you want to see a solicitor in Woolwich or the surrounding areas to discuss any of the matters raised above, please call free on 0800 027 7870, complete the online form on this page, or e-mail info@dpp-law.com.

About Woolwich

Woolwich has long historical roots. It has been inhabited since the Iron Age, and was a Roman base with a fort.

It is famed for its river crossing point, building society and Royal Arsenal. Arsenal Football Club was founded at the Royal Arsenal in 1886, before moving north to Highbury in 1913. Woolwich was a successful industrial and military town which served the military, shipbuilding and arsenal well for hundreds of years.

Although Woolwich declined from the 1960s onwards, its fortunes have been revived by development, the extension of the docklands light railway, and the anticipated 2012 Olympics. Successful solicitors, such as nationwide firm David Phillips & Partners, maintain solicitors’ offices in Woolwich for the convenience of their local and national clients.

Famous previous residents of Woolwich include Ian Wright, the Arsenal and England footballer, Thomas Paine, author of “The Rights of Man”, and Boy George, the pop singer and D.J.