G Lewis and Co, A Top Law Firm in Luton

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Covid-19 Tier 5 Restrictions: Due to the national lockdown, the office is closed to the public.

NHS or a Keyworker? We are offering discounted services to frontline staff.

Services for Individuals and Businesses

We offer services ranging from Civil/Commercial Litigation and Disputes, Immigration Law, Divorce & Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate and Landlord & Tenant issues.

We act for private individuals and SME's. We have a results-based approach and are proud to have helped both individuals and national companies, alike. We tailor our services to your needs, to make sure you have that personal attention that makes you feel secure throughout the legal process.

Do you REALLY need a Solicitor?

The Courts are moving towards a more accessible legal system which is user-friendly. However, where the matter is complex or the law unclear, we are here to help you. We provide a discreet tailored service and can agree a budget with you, as no two cases are identical.

We offer consultations on all new matters and can assess the merits of your case. This could mean you save money in the long run. If you do instruct us, we understand that any legal case can be stressful but we are here to support and guide you through the process.

With a breadth of experience, we have achieved the best outcome for our clients in a friendly and approachable way.

27.08.20

We successfully challenged the unlawful implementation of Luton Borough Council's Selective Licensing Scheme which was due to come into force on 1st August 2020. The scheme and the designation have now been revoked.

Under part 3 of the Housing Act 2004, Councils are given powers to bring into force a scheme to licence privately rented property under prescribed conditions. However to do so a Council needs to follow the correct process in consulting with potentially affected parties and ensuring that they follow the statutory framework to bring into force such a scheme.

22.09.20

Many people will be affected by the current COVID-19 pandemic, for many services or goods purchased have not been delivered due to the restriction measures.

Please refer to the specific terms and conditions attached to the provision of services or goods as to what your rights are. You should also consider that the Consumer Rights Act 2015 fortified and simplified the rights of consumers in relation to such contracts.

Try to resolve the matter by negotiation, but if that fails be sure to take professional advice before issuing court proceedings.