Quality Standards
We recognise that our personalised approach must be complemented by a total quality service provided by a well-trained and committed work force. We offer the best client service from a skilled fee earning team assisted by a flexible and skilled support team.

The firm’s Practice Purpose Statement is:

"To excel as a firm of independent lawyers in the provision of specialist quality legal services for individuals and for business."

In spring 2006 we were successfully audited for retention of Lexcel, the Law Society's quality standard, and also the Investors in People standard. We also retain our Legal Services franchise for our family department.

Solicitors conduct rules:


To find out further information regarding our rules of professional conduct click here.

Charitable donations

The partners and staff at Percy Hughes & Roberts are keen fund raisers for a number of charities. We support a number of local charities. We hold dress down days and fund raising events throughout the year to raise money.

Charity of the year



Our charity of the year is Claire House, a local children’s hospice. Claire House cares for children 0 - 18 years with life threatening or life limiting conditions and their families from Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales and the Isle of Man.

Children's hospices are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, providing specialist respite, palliative, terminal and bereavement care.

In addition to our charity of the year we continue to support other charities throughout the year, including Jeans for Genes, the MacMillan Big Coffee morning and Children in Need.

Royden Park
Royden Park is a local treasure. It is a delightful area which includes wildflower meadows, herb and cottage gardens, a a range of sculptures, , a gazebo, a laburnum arch and many other features of interest. It was originally the kitchen garden garden that served the estate of Hillbark House (now know as Royden Park). After falling into disuse, large scale restorations have taken place by the Rangers working with various volunteers.

September saw the official unveiling of the new information and interpretation boards in Royden Park which we have sponsored. The idea for updating the boards came from Jan Cruise. Jan had attended a meeting of the Friends of Royden Park and noted that the existing boards were sadly in need of a revamp. Being aware that there is limited council funding for items such as this, she suggested that we might sponsor the boards. As we support local issues and charities we were delighted to be involved in this project in this way.

Gareth Edwards is a member of Prohelp and Alison Beech is a member of the management committee of Wirral Women & Children’s Aid

Recruitment

For all recruitment enquiries contact alisonbeech@phrsols.co.uk

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