Barr Ellison Law

Barr Ellison's conveyancing department completed the purchase of my new house in six weeks from start to finish. Ms Davey and her team were helpful, approachable and efficient. I would highly recommend this firm for conveyancing.

We used Barr-Ellison, and specifically Cailan Thomas, for our house sale in Cambridge. We are in Australia, and so good communication has been very important for us. We’ve had online, e-mail, and also one face to face meeting. We had one offer withdrawn and eventually a second offer came through. It’s been smooth, professional, personable and friendly. 👍

I had an excellent experience with Barr Ellison. Karen Anker in particular provided outstanding guidance and support. She was knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate, and I always felt confident in her advice. I am very grateful for the firm’s help and would not hesitate to recommend them.

I have been using Barr Ellison for many years (and my parents before me), and it's always a pleasure to deal with Denise and Michelle on Trust and tax matters.

When Trotters Independent Trading does personal injury claims. A cautionary tale of two halves. Barr Ellison under the control of Emma and Lucy were a highly professional and organised proactive firm. Unfortunately for Barr Ellison they left and were replaced by a couple who, if I didn’t know otherwise, could have been the directors of Trotters Independent Trading. From a service that was highly organized, proactive and professional they turned into TIT: an unprofessional, reactive and dysfunctional service. These two should have stuck to producing Peckham Spring water rather than turning their hands to personal injury claims. It would seem that TIT have expanded from New York, Paris and Peckham, to an extra office in Cambridge. Rodney (don’t forget the GCE in Art) when asked a straight forward question, seemed to have the memory of a sieve with extra holes followed rapidly by a face that resembled a Swan Vesta requiring scratching. Anything but the simplest of questions and you may as well of asked a potato. As Rodney seemed about as much use as a chocolate teapot, Del Boy stepped in. This episode just seemed like watching a dog digging for that buried homework and listening to a politician at election time with lots of promises: a bit like the Labour Party manifesto against what we now know is reality. In summary, as bad as it gets. Bonjour!