DKLM Solicitors

Specialties

We can help you sell you company or business. Our expertise will allow you to sleep easily and not worry about claims against you from your buyer.

We can help with commercial property issues, residential property, employment, business immigration, disputes and Wills, Trusts and Probate.

We have expertise in commercial and partnership law, loans, security (such as mortgages) and guarantees. We are on most lender panels for mortgage purposes and part of the Law Society’s: «Conveyancing Quality» scheme. In addition we are on the UKTI approved list for inward investment into the UK.

History

Established in 2004.

DKLM was formed in 2004 by its four founding partners: Alan Dixon, Jeremy Kleinfeld, Philip Li and Kiran Morzeria, and the name DKLM is formed from their initials. Each founding partner comes from a very different community and has a very different background. From its inception the foundation stone of DKLM has been the diversity of its clients, partners and staff.

The Firm has doubled in size in the last five years and as we celebrate our 10^th successful year we are expanding faster than ever. In the last decade we have been careful to listen to the needs of our clients, and as they have expanded and grown, we have also expanded our areas of practice and sought out new opportunities for the firm, and our clients, internationally.

In 2012 DKLM received a massive boost to our existing international network of relationships from signing a Strategic Association with Zhonglun W&D Law Firm one of mainland China’s largest, and highly regarded law firms.

The alliance provides our client

Meet the Business Owner

Patrick G.

Business Owner

A commercially driven business adviser and corporate lawyer to entrepreneurs, partnerships and companies.

Patrick helps businesses from start-​up to sale and with most of their commercial and regulatory problems along the way. To deal with the purchase of a company or business, you need to understand what that business consists of: contracts, employees, debts (loans) and the regulatory environment. If he cannot help you himself, he almost certainly know someone who can.