About Winckworth Sherwood LLP
Winckworth Sherwood provides a wide range of legal services to a diverse range of businesses, NPOs and private individuals.
The firm has evolved over two centuries through our relationships with key clients and the particular skills and interests of our lawyers.
As a result, we have organised ourselves into teams that service core areas.
Our vision is to lead in the sectors that we serve. We are far from static; we recognise changes in the market and react to the needs of our clients by adding appropriate legal services to our offering.
Client care is at the heart of what we do. There is a universal desire and drive to provide practice excellence across the firm.
We are based in London Bridge, on the river and just next to the buzz of Borough Market and the South Bank.
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