Morr & Co
UK Guide 2025
About
Morr & Co stands as a leading solicitors' with almost 300 years of history and offices across Surrey, Hampshire and London, which cater to a diverse clientele of businesses and private individuals throughout the region.
The team at Morr & Co delivers exceptional legal advice and pragmatic solutions to clients, encompassing businesses, families and private individuals. Regardless of the challenge at hand, the Morr & Co team approaches each situation with vigour, integrity and professionalism.
At the core of Morr & Co's ethos are their values – the guiding principles and attributes that steer their actions, ensuring success for both clients and the firm. These values serve as a toolkit of attitudes and qualities, shaping behaviour and facilitating the achievement of goals. Morr & Co holds these values as paramount, considering them truly significant and beneficial and which are evident in their work and relationships with clients, colleagues and the community.
Practice Areas and Offices
For Individuals:
• Estate Planning and Private Client Services
• Probate and Estate Administration
• Residential Property
• Contested Trusts and Probate
• Court of Protection
• Dispute Resolution
• Employment
• Family Law
• Personal Injury
• Clinical Negligence
For Business:
• Commercial Property
• Corporate and Finance
• Commercial Services
• Dispute Resolution
• Employment
Farnborough
Suite 16, The Hub, Farnborough Business Park, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 7JP
01252 316 316
Fleet
34 Reading Road South, Fleet, Hampshire, GU52 7QL
01252 590 239
Guildford
141 - Spaces, Austen House, Station View, Units A-J, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 4AR
01483 970140
Oxted
12 Station Road West, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 9ES
01883 723712
Redhill
73 London Road, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1LQ
01737 854500
Teddington
2nd Floor, 8 Waldegrave Road, Teddington, London, TW11 8GT
020 8943 1441
Wimbledon
Fifth Floor, Mansel Court, 2a Mansel Road, Wimbledon, SW19 4AA
020 8971 1020
Ranked Offices
Provided by Morr & Co
- RedhillProspero 73 London Road , Redhill, Surrey, UK, RH1 1LQ
- Web: www.morrlaw.com
- Tel: 01737 854500
- Fax: 01737 854593
Morr & Co rankings
Articles, highlights and press releases
108 items provided by Morr & Co
Digital disputes: Be careful what you say over WhatsApp!
In today’s fast-paced digital world, business deals are increasingly discussed over platforms like WhatsApp - but that convenience can come at a cost. This article explores the High Court case Javee Homes v. Fincham, where an informal message exchange was found to form a binding contract.
Key employment considerations when preparing to sell your business
Employment issues are a key part of any business sale and getting them right can make the difference between a smooth process and a delayed or reduced-value deal.
When emails bite: warranties are no joke
A High Court case shows how informal emails during a business sale can breach warranties. This article explains how warranties are interpreted and outlines steps buyers and sellers can take to reduce the risk of disputes after completion.
Neurodiversity in the workplace Webinar
Join us for our latest webinar on neurodiversity in the workplace!
Morr & Co announce relocation of Wimbledon office
We are pleased to announce the relocation of our Wimbledon office from Tuesday 27th May, to new premises at Fifth Floor, Mansel Court, 2a Mansel Road, Wimbledon, SW19 4AA.
Natalie Payne shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year 2025
Natalie Payne shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year – Wills & Probate at the 2025 Modern Law Private Client Awards
Understanding gifting under the Mental Capacity Act 2005
Attorneys and deputies must follow strict rules when making gifts on someone else’s behalf. This includes checking affordability, acting in the person’s best interests and sometimes getting permission from the Court of Protection to avoid serious consequences.
When relationships end, deciding who keeps the family pet can be as emotionally charged as dividing finances or arranging child custody.
Is in-office working making a comeback?
Around 40% of the UK workforce now report working at least some days from home, but is in-office working making a comeback?
What is a health and welfare LPA and why does it matter?
Talking about yours or a loved one’s wishes should they lose capacity to make their own decisions can often be difficult. However, there are significant advantages to having these discussions.
M&A in 2025: what it means for SME owners
After some challenging years marked by economic volatility, expensive debt and a cautious investment landscape, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the UK is showing some renewed activity for small and mid-market transactions.
Understanding neurodiversity in the workplace
The number of people being diagnosed with neurodiverse conditions is rapidly rising. ACAS (the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service), have recently published advice to help employers understand their obligations and create inclusive, supportive organisations.
Dispute resolution clauses and commercial contracts
Business disputes are an inevitable risk of commercial life. One of the most effective tools to manage this risk is by including a dispute resolution clause in your commercial contracts.
Dementia Action Week: planning for the future
This week is Dementia Action Week, which highlights the importance of early diagnosis for those affected by dementia.
Morr & Co announce relocation of Wimbledon office
From Tuesday 27th May our Wimbledon office will move to new premises at Fifth Floor, Mansel Court, 2a Mansel Road, Wimbledon, SW19 4AA.
Morr & Co partners with SignLive
We are proud to announce our partnership with SignLive, a revolutionary video relay service designed to assist Deaf clients in aiding communication with ease and confidence.
Double success at the prestigious Probate Industry Awards 2025
Holly Chantler, Partner and Head of our Private Client & Court of Protection departments, received the ‘Outstanding Achievement in the Industry’ award and our Private Client team was highly commended in the ‘Probate Law Firm of the Year (Regional)’ category.
Navigating the new UK Consumer Protection Regime: a legal guide for SMEs
Consumer protection rules have been amended and enhanced. The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) now has direct powers to impose significant penalties, without Court proceedings. UK businesses affected by the changes should make sure they review their policies and customer journey.
How do Employment Tribunals calculate compensation for Injury to Feelings awards
A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal reduced an award by 80%, highlighting key factors courts consider when calculating compensation. By understanding these criteria, businesses can better assess potential liabilities and gather appropriate evidence to effectively manage discrimination claims.
The role of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in commercial litigation
Recent landmark cases and procedural rule changes have transformed ADR from optional to nearly mandatory. By understanding these legal developments businesses can adapt their strategy, navigate court expectations effectively and potentially save time, money and relationships.
The role of CAFCASS in private children’s law proceedings
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) plays a crucial role in private children’s proceedings within the family court system in England and Wales.
Morr & Co promotes two talented lawyers in the Contentious Trusts and Probate team
We are delighted to announce that Katie Woodcock has been promoted to Partner in our award winning Contentious Trusts and Probate team.
Funeral disputes: key takeaways from Patel v Patel
Funeral arrangements can be an emotional and complex process, especially when disagreements arise within families. The recent judgment in Anilkumar Patel v Jayaben Patel [2025] EWHC 560 (Ch) highlights these challenges and provides valuable insights for funeral homes and care providers.
Statutory Wills: Losing mental capacity without a Will
Recent research conducted by Censuswide, on behalf of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers, shows that over half (52%) of UK adults over 30 don’t have a Will.
Cohabitation Agreement – A guide
The number of people choosing to cohabit is steadily increasing with unmarried cohabiting couples becoming the fastest growing family unit in England & Wales.
Employment Rights Bill – latest updates
As many employers will be aware, the Government is proposing to introduce numerous amendments to the existing employment law framework in the UK and bolster the protection afforded to employees under the proposed Employment Rights Bill.
Earn-outs: the devil’s in the detail
Earn-outs have featured heavily in many of our recent transactions and, this month, we take a deeper dive into what they are, when and why they are used and how to get them right (and wrong).
Shareholders rights: challenging improper share allotments
The allotment and issue of new shares by company directors can significantly affect existing shareholders and their shareholder rights.
Protecting your pet’s future: why pet provisions matter in your Will
Research by Censuswide on behalf of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers reveals that three-quarters of pet owners in the UK have not considered or provided for their animals in their Will, potentially leaving their beloved pets vulnerable after they pass away.
Holly Chantler wins Lawyer of the Year at the Modern Law Awards 2025
We’re delighted to announce that Holly Chantler, Head of Private Client, received the prestigious Lawyer of the Year award at the Clio Modern Law Awards 2025, held last night (6th March) in Manchester.
Digital disputes: Be careful what you say over WhatsApp!
In today’s fast-paced digital world, business deals are increasingly discussed over platforms like WhatsApp - but that convenience can come at a cost. This article explores the High Court case Javee Homes v. Fincham, where an informal message exchange was found to form a binding contract.
Key employment considerations when preparing to sell your business
Employment issues are a key part of any business sale and getting them right can make the difference between a smooth process and a delayed or reduced-value deal.
When emails bite: warranties are no joke
A High Court case shows how informal emails during a business sale can breach warranties. This article explains how warranties are interpreted and outlines steps buyers and sellers can take to reduce the risk of disputes after completion.
Neurodiversity in the workplace Webinar
Join us for our latest webinar on neurodiversity in the workplace!
Morr & Co announce relocation of Wimbledon office
We are pleased to announce the relocation of our Wimbledon office from Tuesday 27th May, to new premises at Fifth Floor, Mansel Court, 2a Mansel Road, Wimbledon, SW19 4AA.
Natalie Payne shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year 2025
Natalie Payne shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year – Wills & Probate at the 2025 Modern Law Private Client Awards
Understanding gifting under the Mental Capacity Act 2005
Attorneys and deputies must follow strict rules when making gifts on someone else’s behalf. This includes checking affordability, acting in the person’s best interests and sometimes getting permission from the Court of Protection to avoid serious consequences.
When relationships end, deciding who keeps the family pet can be as emotionally charged as dividing finances or arranging child custody.
Is in-office working making a comeback?
Around 40% of the UK workforce now report working at least some days from home, but is in-office working making a comeback?
What is a health and welfare LPA and why does it matter?
Talking about yours or a loved one’s wishes should they lose capacity to make their own decisions can often be difficult. However, there are significant advantages to having these discussions.
M&A in 2025: what it means for SME owners
After some challenging years marked by economic volatility, expensive debt and a cautious investment landscape, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the UK is showing some renewed activity for small and mid-market transactions.
Understanding neurodiversity in the workplace
The number of people being diagnosed with neurodiverse conditions is rapidly rising. ACAS (the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service), have recently published advice to help employers understand their obligations and create inclusive, supportive organisations.
Dispute resolution clauses and commercial contracts
Business disputes are an inevitable risk of commercial life. One of the most effective tools to manage this risk is by including a dispute resolution clause in your commercial contracts.
Dementia Action Week: planning for the future
This week is Dementia Action Week, which highlights the importance of early diagnosis for those affected by dementia.
Morr & Co announce relocation of Wimbledon office
From Tuesday 27th May our Wimbledon office will move to new premises at Fifth Floor, Mansel Court, 2a Mansel Road, Wimbledon, SW19 4AA.
Morr & Co partners with SignLive
We are proud to announce our partnership with SignLive, a revolutionary video relay service designed to assist Deaf clients in aiding communication with ease and confidence.
Double success at the prestigious Probate Industry Awards 2025
Holly Chantler, Partner and Head of our Private Client & Court of Protection departments, received the ‘Outstanding Achievement in the Industry’ award and our Private Client team was highly commended in the ‘Probate Law Firm of the Year (Regional)’ category.
Navigating the new UK Consumer Protection Regime: a legal guide for SMEs
Consumer protection rules have been amended and enhanced. The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) now has direct powers to impose significant penalties, without Court proceedings. UK businesses affected by the changes should make sure they review their policies and customer journey.
How do Employment Tribunals calculate compensation for Injury to Feelings awards
A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal reduced an award by 80%, highlighting key factors courts consider when calculating compensation. By understanding these criteria, businesses can better assess potential liabilities and gather appropriate evidence to effectively manage discrimination claims.
The role of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in commercial litigation
Recent landmark cases and procedural rule changes have transformed ADR from optional to nearly mandatory. By understanding these legal developments businesses can adapt their strategy, navigate court expectations effectively and potentially save time, money and relationships.
The role of CAFCASS in private children’s law proceedings
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) plays a crucial role in private children’s proceedings within the family court system in England and Wales.
Morr & Co promotes two talented lawyers in the Contentious Trusts and Probate team
We are delighted to announce that Katie Woodcock has been promoted to Partner in our award winning Contentious Trusts and Probate team.
Funeral disputes: key takeaways from Patel v Patel
Funeral arrangements can be an emotional and complex process, especially when disagreements arise within families. The recent judgment in Anilkumar Patel v Jayaben Patel [2025] EWHC 560 (Ch) highlights these challenges and provides valuable insights for funeral homes and care providers.
Statutory Wills: Losing mental capacity without a Will
Recent research conducted by Censuswide, on behalf of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers, shows that over half (52%) of UK adults over 30 don’t have a Will.
Cohabitation Agreement – A guide
The number of people choosing to cohabit is steadily increasing with unmarried cohabiting couples becoming the fastest growing family unit in England & Wales.
Employment Rights Bill – latest updates
As many employers will be aware, the Government is proposing to introduce numerous amendments to the existing employment law framework in the UK and bolster the protection afforded to employees under the proposed Employment Rights Bill.
Earn-outs: the devil’s in the detail
Earn-outs have featured heavily in many of our recent transactions and, this month, we take a deeper dive into what they are, when and why they are used and how to get them right (and wrong).
Shareholders rights: challenging improper share allotments
The allotment and issue of new shares by company directors can significantly affect existing shareholders and their shareholder rights.
Protecting your pet’s future: why pet provisions matter in your Will
Research by Censuswide on behalf of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers reveals that three-quarters of pet owners in the UK have not considered or provided for their animals in their Will, potentially leaving their beloved pets vulnerable after they pass away.
Holly Chantler wins Lawyer of the Year at the Modern Law Awards 2025
We’re delighted to announce that Holly Chantler, Head of Private Client, received the prestigious Lawyer of the Year award at the Clio Modern Law Awards 2025, held last night (6th March) in Manchester.