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Miller Samuel Hill Brown Solicitors

Lawyers in Glasgow, Scotland

Our core areas are commercial property, employment law, family law & divorce, litigation, licensing, personal injury claims, private client, residential property and corporate.

Our specialist teams work closely with each other to provide tailored and innovative solutions for all our clients. Our dedicated Licensing Team offer support and advice on all elements of licensing practice. We are specialists in all areas of Liquor and Civic Licensing, from Premises Licences to Late Hours Catering.

If your particular area of interest is not listed on our services pages, we can still help. Please call 0141 221 1919 or fill in our online contact form.

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Aileen Thomson

Partner

Audrey Junner

Partner

Caroline Summers

Partner

Charles Brown

Partner

Colette Heaney

Solicitor

Diane Cairney

Partner

Edward Laverty

Partner

Eilidh McGuire

Associate Solicitor

Ewan Shearer

Financial Controller

Fiona Fyfe

Paralegal

Gillian McKenna

Paralegal

Graham Davidson

Partner

Heather MacDiarmid

Consultant

Isabel Gallagher

Paralegal

Jack Cummins

Licensing Director

Jennifer Burton

Paralegal

John Cowan

Partner

Kathleen Stewart

Paralegal

Laura Jamieson

Partner

Laura MacSporran

Assistant Solicitor

Lauren Mcleod

Trainee Solicitor

Lewis Barn

Trainee Solicitor

Linda Carrington

Claims Manager

Linda Reilly

Paralegal

Lori Beveridge

Trainee Solicitor

Marie Macdonald

Chairman

Martin Shields

Estates Consultant

Martyn Stevenson

Trainee Solicitor

Michael Franklin

Trainee Solicitor

Michael Samuel

Consultant

Nadia Doyle

Paralegal

Nichola McAtier

Associate Solicitor

Patrick Campbell Corcoran

Associate Solicitor

Peter J. Lawson

Partner

Robin Garside

Estates Consultant

Stephen Connolly

Partner

Trevor Schuster Davis

Consultant

Ursula Isaacs

Paralegal

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