About Brewer Wallace

Brewer Wallace Solicitors is one of the regions newer law firms but finds its roots in some of the most established law firms in East Yorkshire. The two Directors, Dennis Brewer and Bob Wallace have been in practice, mainly in East Yorkshire for in excess of 50 years collectively. Dennis and Bob were both Directors in Harland Turnbull & Roberts (a significant East Yorkshire practice) until 2008 and subsequently the two were employed for a few years at two other local firms whilst making plans for their new firm.

Independence

Early in 2011 they decided that their future lay in a return to running their own business in order to draw on the strengths of their former practices and later employers, and apply the valuable lessons learned from the weaknesses in the services and IT that had blighted those firms in the past.

The Practice was started by Bob and Dennis in July 2012 and now operates out of two Hull City Centre offices (one at the old “Shackles & Co” building, now known as “Shackles Chambers”  at 7 Land of Green Ginger, the other at 2 Parliament Street), 10 Southgate Court, Southgate, Hornsea, and a small part time branch office at Unit 22 Bridlington Business Centre, Enterprise Way, Bessingby Industrial Estate, Bridlington.  These locations allow them to serve their significant client base in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Quality & Tradition

The Practice provides quality traditional services to the family client (particularly the elderly and disadvantaged) by providing an easily accessible ground floor branch office structure with ample car parking at the Hornsea office and home visits, removing clients’ need to travel into Hull City Centre.

The Practice aims to become the preferred private client firm in the East Riding of Yorkshire and aims to further develop an integrated network of branch offices throughout East Yorkshire with specialisms in Conveyancing, Small Business, Probate, Wills, Powers of Attorney and Family Trusts (with particular emphasis on “Asset Protection”).