Law firm
Silvine Law
London, England office
About
About Silvine Law
Silvine Law describes its work as:
“Based in the heart of London, Silvine Law is an award-winning and forward-thinking full service law firm.”
Silvine Law is a law firm with an office at London, ENGLAND. It publishes work in litigation and dispute resolution, buying, selling or transferring property, visas and migration, family and relationship breakdown, injury and compensation and discrimination and human rights. The firm publishes 18 people on its team pages, 3 of whom it lists in senior roles. It says it offers services in English, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, French and Turkmen.
Practice areas
Areas of law Silvine Law lists
- Buying, selling or transferring property
- Discrimination and human rights
- Family and relationship breakdown
- Litigation and dispute resolution
- Visas and migration
- Injury and compensation
Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Commercial Property, Family Law, Human Rights Matters, Immigration, Litigation, Personal Injury.
Locations
Office
London
16 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6BXLondon England WC1V 6BX+44 (0)203 096 3124 switchboard for Silvine Law
People
People Silvine Law names on its website
Names and roles as the firm publishes them. We do not publish personal contact details or photographs. Contact the firm on its switchboard, or use the request form below.
- Ozan AskinMANAGING DIRECTOR – SOLICITOR
- Richard Berkay OzdoguSolicitor / Partner
- Tejaswini NareshkumarSolicitor / Partner
- Ahmet Suat GurlerSOLICITOR
- Aydin YilmazSolicitor
- Aziz LahouasniaSenior Legal Adviser
- Azra KarakusLegal accountant
- Cansu AkdereParalegal
- Diren YilmazSOLICITOR
- Erdi OgeSolicitor
- Filiz AktepeImmigration Executive
- Gokhan YilmazSOLICITOR
- Huw DaviesBarrister
- Lale DilgilPARALEGAL
- Lalin IsapurParalegal
- Mathew LeeTrainee Solicitor
- Montea GjegjiSolicitor
- Resul HabyyevDispute Resolution Executive
Published facts
What Silvine Law publishes about itself
- Languages the firm lists
- English, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, French, Turkmen
- Website
- www.silvinelaw.com
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Questions
Questions people ask about this firm
- Where is Silvine Law located?
- Silvine Law publishes one office, at London, England.
- What kinds of matters does Silvine Law list?
- Silvine Law lists Buying, selling or transferring property, Discrimination and human rights, Family and relationship breakdown, Litigation and dispute resolution, Visas and migration, Injury and compensation on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
- Who works at Silvine Law?
- Silvine Law names 18 people on its own website, 3 of them in roles the firm describes as senior. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
- What languages does Silvine Law say it works in?
- Silvine Law publishes English, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, French, Turkmen. Ask the firm directly to confirm before you rely on it.
- How do I ask Silvine Law for a consultation?
- Use the request form on this page. Silvine Law has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.