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Lambert Pugh set to close its doors

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Jamie Lennox, Editor, Today's Conveyancer

East Anglia-based conveyancing firm Lambert Pugh LLP has placed a notification on its website that it will be closing on 23rd March 2023.

As of today, there is a message on the answer-machine advising that the line is now no longer used by Lambert Pugh LLP.

The specialist conveyancing firm, which is based in Norwich, states on its website that it has been delivering a “first-class service” at an “affordable and reasonable cost” for over 10 years.

The residential conveyancing team is headed up by John Pugh.

Today’s Conveyancer has contacted the firm for comment and awaits a response.

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