The law firm that thinks in full colour

But keeps things black & white

Coronavirus (Covid-19) Advice & Support

We’re here to support you in these challenging times. If you are concerned about the impact that COVID-19 could have on your business, please read our dedicated Coronavirus (Covid-19) resource section for articles, news stories and resources from our employment law team.

We are full spectrum law

Our diverse team of brilliant people provide the full spectrum of legal services and specialist expertise across private and commercial matters.

Operating out of three locations across Devon, with offices in South Devon, North Devon and Exeter, Wollens solicitors have nearly 200 of the brightest minds, ready to advise you on everything from agriculture to acquisitions and marine to marriage (and just about anything in between).

Our services

Wills, probate & private client

Company & commercial

Property

Family

Dispute resolution

Financial planning

Wollens success at Devon & Somerset Law Society Legal Awards !

by wollens-user | Sep 24, 2021 | Commercial Property, Company & Commercial, Company News, Dispute Resolution, Employment News, Family Law, Featured, Residential Property, Torquay Office, Wills, Probate & Private Client

The presentation of the Devon & Somerset Law Society Legal Awards for 2020 took place last night (September 23rd) in a digital ceremony after several attempts to hold the Dinner originally planned for April 2020 were postponed for COVID reasons. Hosted by the...

Managing financial affairs under a lasting power of attorney

Making a lasting power of attorney for your finances is an important part of lifetime legal planning, especially if you have built up a portfolio of assets and investments which require regular management. While this legal authority needs to be set up well in advance...

Four new partners appointed at Wollens

Wollens are pleased to announce the appointment of four new partners who are based in multi locations across the region. The promotions are all from within the firms existing teams and each strengthen their departments structure. Chris Hart, Chief Executive said; “We...

Greater damages likely under new ‘scope of duty of care’ test in professional negligence claims

In June 2021, the Supreme Court issued a judgment which has the potential to make it easier for clients who have received negligent professional advice to recover more of their losses. The decisions in Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP and Khan v...