A first flat, a first job, a first Will. Loughborough has a steadier flow of people arriving and settling than most towns its size, and a good deal of the legal work that follows is about starting things rather than winding them up. Our Leicester team is nine minutes away by train, and Nelsons has advised East Midlands clients since 1983.
We’re ranked by The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, listed in The Times Best Law 2026, and Lexcel accredited since 2005 — the Law Society’s standard for client care.
Call us on 0800 024 1976 or get in touch online.
Contact Us TodayHow We Support Loughborough
Nelsons has no office in Loughborough. Our nearest team is in Leicester, with direct trains every 30 minutes taking just 9 to 10 minutes — the quickest connection of anywhere we cover. Even so, many clients handle everything by phone and video. We also have offices in Nottingham and Derby.
Our Leicester office: Provincial House, 37 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 6TU
Legal Services for Loughborough Residents
Whatever stage you’re at, the same specialists are available as to anyone walking into our Leicester office.
Residential Conveyancing
Buying or selling a home, including first purchases with a gifted deposit, a shared ownership scheme or a guarantor arrangement. We handle searches, contracts and completion, and explain each stage as it comes rather than assuming you already know how it works. See our house sales and purchases page for more information.
Employment Law
Advice for employees on dismissal, discrimination, redundancy and settlement agreements. If you’ve been offered a settlement agreement, take advice before signing — the terms are usually negotiable, and tribunal deadlines are short, generally three months less a day. See our employee rights page for more information.
Family Law
Divorce, separation and arrangements for children, alongside cohabitation agreements for couples buying together without marrying — which matters, because unmarried partners have far fewer automatic rights than most people assume. See our family law page for more information.
Gov.uk explains the divorce process in outline, though the financial side usually needs proper advice.
Wills, Trusts & Probate
A first Will often follows a first home. Without one, the intestacy rules decide who inherits, and an unmarried partner receives nothing automatically however long you’ve lived together. We write and update Wills and handle probate after a death. See our Wills and probate page for more information.
Gov.uk sets out the basics of making a Will — worth reading before you speak to anyone.
Personal Injury
A claim for compensation after an accident that wasn’t your fault — road traffic accidents, accidents at work, and injuries in public places. Time limits apply, usually three years from the accident. We’ll tell you early whether a claim is worth pursuing, and no-win-no-fee funding is available where you’re eligible. See our personal injury page for more information.
Medical Negligence
Claims where healthcare fell below an acceptable standard and caused avoidable harm — misdiagnosis, surgical error, delayed treatment. These rest on independent medical evidence and take time to build properly. Our team holds a Legal 500 Tier 1 ranking for this work, and no-win-no-fee funding is available where you’re eligible. See our medical negligence page for more information.
Court of Protection
Lasting powers of attorney, made while someone still has capacity, and deputyship applications where that point has passed. Often arranged for a parent rather than yourself. See our Court of Protection page for more information.
Civil Litigation
Disputes over money owed, deposits, professional advice that went wrong, boundaries and contested Wills. We look at whether a claim is worth bringing before anyone commits to it. See our civil litigation page for more information.
Investment Management
Nelsons has its own FCA-regulated investment team, managing around £350m for clients. They advise on pensions, savings and longer-term planning, and work alongside the legal teams where the two meet. See our independent financial advice page for more information.
We also advise local businesses on corporate and commercial matters, commercial property, employment and debt recovery.
How to Get Started
Most people instructing a solicitor for the first time aren’t sure what happens. It’s simpler than it looks:
1. Call or email
0800 024 1976, or use the online form. A rough outline is enough to start; you don’t need paperwork ready.
2. Matched to the right team
Your enquiry goes to the specialists in that area, not to a general enquiries desk.
3. A first conversation
We go through what’s happened, what your options are, and what each is likely to cost. No obligation to go further.
4. Costs confirmed in writing
If you want to proceed, we set out the scope and the fees before starting work.
5. Work begins
You get a named contact and regular updates, so you’re not left wondering where things stand.
What You Can Expect From Us
Every client is covered by our Client Service Charter. It sets out what we commit to, in writing:
- A named contact who handles your matter, with cover arranged if they’re away.
- Calls and emails acknowledged promptly, without you having to chase.
- Regular updates on progress as your matter moves forward.
- A choice on how you pay, explained before we start.
- Supervision by a Partner or Legal Director on every matter.
Why Choose Nelsons
What sets Nelsons apart for Loughborough clients:
- Supporting individuals and families across the East Midlands since 1983 — one of the region’s most established firms.
- 19 Legal 500 East Midlands rankings, including Tier 1 for Family, Contentious Trusts and Probate, and Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence.
- Lexcel accredited since 2005, the Law Society’s standard for client care and case management.
- Ranked by Chambers and Partners across five departments in the East Midlands and Midlands.
- Listed in The Times Best Law 2026.
- A full-service firm, so one team can handle several matters at once rather than passing you around.
Call 0800 024 1976 or get in touch online — Leicester is nine minutes by train, so coming in is easy if you’d prefer to meet.
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Solicitors for Loughborough FAQS
Below, we have answered some frequently asked questions concerning solicitors for loughborough
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Does Nelsons have an office in Loughborough?
No. Our nearest team is in Leicester, around 11 to 13 miles away, with direct trains every 30 minutes taking 9 to 10 minutes. Phone and video appointments are available.
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How do I get from Loughborough to the Leicester office?
Direct trains run every 30 minutes and take 9 to 10 minutes — the fastest rail connection of any area we cover.
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What legal services can Nelsons help with?
For individuals and families: Wills, trusts and probate, residential conveyancing, family law, Court of Protection, personal injury, medical negligence, employment law and civil litigation. For businesses: corporate and commercial, commercial property, employment and HR, and commercial disputes and debt recovery. We also provide investment management and financial advice through our FCA-regulated team.
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Do you help first-time buyers?
Yes. First purchases are routine work for us, including gifted deposits, shared ownership and guarantor arrangements.
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I'm buying with a partner but we're not married. Does that matter?
It can matter a great deal. Unmarried partners have far fewer automatic rights than many people assume, so a cohabitation agreement and a Will are both worth considering.
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Can you help my business as well as me personally?
Yes. We advise businesses on corporate and commercial matters, commercial property, employment and debt recovery.
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Is a first conversation confidential and without obligation?
Yes. Nothing is committed on either side, and everything you share stays confidential.
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What does your Client Service Charter cover?
It sets out our commitments in writing: a named contact for your matter, regular updates, supervision by a Partner or Legal Director, and a clear explanation of costs before any work begins.
Get in touch
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